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English 11 Mr. Minnick ROMAN FEVER By Edith Wharton Study Guide
c. The Colosseum is looming with its “outlying immensity” in the background. d. Alida makes a comment that is both complimentary and insulting “…wondering how two such exemplary characters as you and Horace managed to produce anything (Babs) quite so dynamic.” Explain how this can also be an example of irony. e. Great Aunt Harriet sent her younger sister to the Forum after sunset because they were in love with the same man. Explain how this can also be an example of irony. Symbols-Explain how the following elements from the story are symbolic. a. moonlight b. Memento Mori (a Latin phrase that means “Be mindful of death.”) c. Roman Fever d. Colosseum e. the letter Irony-Explain how the following quotes or elements from the story are ironic. a. When discussing their daughters and themselves during their youth, Grace Ansley states “And perhaps we didn’t know much more about each other.” b. Alida and Grace are described as “intimate friends…[coming to]a new stage in their intimacy.” Hint: look at the definition of intimate c. Alida says “People always said that expedition was what caused your illness.”