'The Tiger's Bride' Angela Carter

How did the father lose the narrator?

• By plucking a rose for her

• By travelling South

• At cards

• leaving her with no voice

What kind of relationship does the heroine have with her father?

• loving

• contemptuous

• cynical

• adoring

What could you infer from the image of the heroine stripping away the petals of a rose?

• The recurring motif of nakedness

• A stripping of her previous attachments

• A peeling away of her personality

• Leaving her fate to chance

What are the immediate similarities presented between the Beast and The Marquis from 'The Bloody Chamber'?

• Their oppressive smell (incense vs, leather)

• Their dominant power

• Their cruelty

• Their masks / mask-like faces

What happens to the heroine's diamonds?

• They revert to wildness / nature

• They are taken by her father

• They become her dowry

• They transform into servants

In 'The Tiger's Bride' which emotion, that men instill, does Carter suggest women must confront in order to change themselves and find any kind of autonomous identity. 

• Submissiveness

• Docility

• Fear

• Anger

Which of the other "bestial" men in the stories has power over the wind as The Beast does?

• The Marquis

• The Erl-King

• Mr. Lyon

What animal is the valet revealed to be?

• Monkey

• Hyena

• Candlestick

• Zebra

What could the heroine's pain and transformation be symbolic of?

• reclaiming her power

• true femininity

• losing her virginity

• An acceptance of her animality

Which of the following is not a theme in 'The Tiger's Bride'?

• Sexuality and violence

• Power and objectification

• Virginity

• Toxic masculinity