![]() She roared as she breathed, her nostrils were two wide, hot holes, her mouth was apart, her eyes frenzied. "He bit himself down on the mare like a keen edge biting home, and forced her round. But this frightens her, and provokes a subconscious anxiety that illustrates the novel’s theme of repression and instinctual urges. Lawrence’s description of Birkin’s appearance, “gleaming like fire,” suggests that it corresponds with a passionate burning inside of Ursula. ![]() When he suddenly appears at her classroom door, her heart leaps up at the sight of his face. While teaching one day, Ursula is surprised by a visit from Rupert Birkin. All her repressed, subconscious fear sprang into being, with anguish." Narrator, p. It was gleaming like fire, watching her, waiting for her to be aware. ![]() "She saw, in the shaft of ruddy, copper-colored light near her, the face of a man. ![]()
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