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    Adam refuses to recognize Lilith’s autonomy, immediately assuming the dominant role. When he places Lilith in a place of submission, she protests. Recounting the conflict between Adam and Lilith, Osherow writes, “She said: ‘I will not lie below you.’ He said, ‘I will not lie below you, but above you. For you are fit to be below me.’” (Osherow 70). When Adam rejects Lilith’s right to social and sexual…

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    and Siddal’s marriage was not so idealised rather a tragedy, but they formed a relationship of an artist and the muse. After the death of Siddal, Rossetti departed from the notion of ideal women and he was preoccupied with the interlinked theme of “Lilith’ in both his paintings and poetry. Rossetti…

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    drinkable. Lilith pulled the Ley Potion out. Unlike most mana potions, this was pure arcane mana. A little addicting, but extremely potent. She slapped a warning label, detailing potential side effects, and added it’s label. She also slapped on a final label. “Not approved by Stormwind Apothecary Guild.” She heard the bell by the door as customers started to stream in. She and Shadow would have a long day. Many hours later, food had arrived. A Thoradin Salad for Shadow, and sushi for lilith,…

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    what I expected from the climax. The only thing that displeased me was Lilith protecting Jack Wilkins, but I am glad she did because it eventually provided her a chance to live after the rebellion failed. The conclusion was sad, predictable but fair. I am not sure if I can call the conclusion “satisfying”. Obviously I would have loved if Lilith ran off with Robert Quinn and lived happily-ever-after and I would have loved if Lilith joined the night women to fight against the white men, but…

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    Octavia Butler’s Xenogenesis Trilogy takes its readers on a journey of evolution. It’s Genesis begins with Lilith is awakened from her drug induced sleep for the last time. Prior to this awakening, she had not yet seen what her captors looked like. But her vivid descriptions of her current womb like prison are described as rather bleak, bare, and cold, “The wall were lightly colored- white or grey, perhaps. The bed was what it had always been: a solid grey platform…” (5). When she does meet her…

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    Lilith portrays physical characteristics so much like those of the Oankali that those of her own species cannot trust her, nor can they acknowledge her humanity. Leah Bede, before even speaking to Lilith, lunges at her due to her foreign appearance. The awakening of the humans is to see which ones will be “fit” for the rebuilding (Butler 137-138). In…

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    Gender In Dracula

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    involved. In early tales of the vampire women did struggle a little, but had more utility than women in later stories. These four stories exemplify this transition: Lilith, Philostratus, Christabel, and Varney the Vampire. The female gender in vampire lore, when compared to their male counterparts, loses all strength and utility. Lilith, mother of all demons and advocate for gender equality (at least in the bedroom), retains an inordinate amount of power, only when one compare her to Adam she…

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    Lillith's Narrative

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    face paled. Who held the power, now? “Y-you wouldn’t,” her mother whispered. Lilith liked this power, this control. She liked the fear in her mother’s eyes and the way the blood pooled beneath her father and stained the otherwise pristine floor. She understood why her parents had acted similarly. “I did,” Lilith said, and fired her gun again. Her mother dropped to the floor with a cry, clutching at her abdomen. Lilith stepped over her father’s lifeless body and stopped at her mother. She felt…

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    Lilith's Sacrifice

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    Lilith Rein pulled out her notebook and pencil and started to think about the death of her friend, Melissa O’neil. There are many suspects, one of them is her own dad, who liked to do science experiments. Every time Lilith tried to question her dad he would go silent, then bring up another topic, Lilith asked my dad where he was at the time of the murder, he said he was in his lab on Monday, April sixteenth. Lilith, after all the struggle, sat her father down to talk. “What experiment were…

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    angel, and ended up on Lucifer’s bad side. Cam’s main goal in the story is to get a past lover, Lilith, to learn to love him again in just a mere 15 days or else he will be stuck with Lucifer forever. However, many obstacles lie in his path. Lilith doesn’t remember him, the only thing she can feel towards him in the beginning of the novel is strange outbursts of anger and hatred. Many years ago, Lilith did indeed love him, yet on the day of their wedding he abandoned her in fear of her knowing…

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