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In which century did Christina Rossetti write poetry?

19th century

What aspect of Victorian society does Rossetti critique in 'Cousin Kate'?

Double standards

What does the simile 'changed me like a glove' emphasise?

The speaker's disposability

What does repetition of 'good and pure' underscore?

Society's obsession with female chastity

What does 'Your love was writ in sand' suggest about Kate's love?

Fragility and insincerity

What does juxtaposition of 'shame' and 'pride' capture?

Speaker's conflicting emotions

What rhyme scheme does the ballad form use?

ABAB

What narrative form does 'Cousin Kate' use?

Dramatic monologue

Which theme involves the speaker reclaiming power through her son?

Female Agency and Resistance

What 'gift' does the speaker have that Cousin Kate does not?

Her fair-haired son

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