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John Donne

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November 16, 2016

 

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He calls the horse a "poor old beast" (47), a "little mare" (48), and a "dying mare" (49), in order to emphasize the horse's defenseless nature and as the victim of the men's unwarranted assault. Though the mare is obviously the victim of a motiveless attack, Dostoyevsky further emphasizes its' victimization by calling it both "poor" and "little" (48)...
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Though the mare is obviously the victim of a motiveless attack, Dostoyevsky further emphasizes its' victimization by calling it both "poor" and "little" (48). When referred to as a "mare", the horse becomes a "little mare" (49) or a "dying mare" (49), which indicates that she is unable to defend herself just as Alyona Ivanovna is unable to withstand Raskolinkov's unwarranted attack later in the novel...
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