-
belongs to the
Murdstones.
Murdstone thrashes David merely for
falling behind in his studies, and
David retaliates by
biting Murdstone's fingers severely...
- that his
mother has
married Murdstone.
Murdstone invites his
equally stern sister Jane to live with them, and the two
Murdstones quickly dominate the household...
-
symbolism is used is
found in the
following sentence: " 'the
influence of the
Murdstones upon me [David] was like the
fascination of two
snakes on a
wretched young...
-
Clara and
Peggotty are
still forbidden to
treat David kindly (as the
Murdstones view this to be weakness) but are able to
sneak occasional happy moments...
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Robin and the Hoods...
-
story of
David Copperfield as he
grows up
under the care of the
cruel Murdstones after the
death of his mother,
escapes to the care of his aunt Betsey...
- to the novels' meanings. To cite one of
numerous examples, the name Mr
Murdstone in
David Copperfield conjures up twin
allusions to
murder and
stony coldness...
- other. In
David Copperfield, an 1850
novel by
Charles ****ens,
Edward Murdstone's marriage to David's
mother Clara,
contrasts with David's ****ure marriage...
- portra****
suave villains or
morally ambiguous characters, such as Mr.
Murdstone in
David Copperfield (1935),
Tybalt in
Romeo and
Juliet (1936) and Sir...
-
Clara has
married Edward Murdstone, a
strict and
callous factory owner.
After being beaten by
Murdstone and
bullied by
Murdstone's sister Jane,
David is...
