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Jan Erik _iking1055d2b5 — Fun, I enjoyed being able to create my own spiderwick-style world.

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Server Oldaç serverolda13b6 — what is most clear almost immediately, is that between The Rainbow and Women in Love, D.H. Lawrence has changed immensely. There is a heavy, existential/philosophical darkness to him and he has lost his belief and love for humankind. Humans stand in opposition to God/nature, a true person must shed society and people altogether--this seems to be the main problem in the novel. The ones who struggle to rid themselves of the everydayness and tick-tock of society, these are the ones that Lawrence is interested in. It is hard to understand him in this darkness--i cannot follow most of the philosophy and intellectualism that occupies these characters, especially Birkin. Whereas the Rainbow was so natural, Women in Love seems to be hindered by the darkness. The darkness raises it from the heart/soul/unconscious to the head/logic/thinking. And this i cannot understand. something has broken in lawrence and i cannot follow him where he has gone. there are moments, though, when it all seems to make sense again, and his amazing acuity and intuition fall into place. these are the moments i loved.