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Kaitlyn Simpson W0436017 Dr. Gibson English 231-04 Archaic Lore in â€Å"The Horse Dealer’s Daughter† and â€Å"The Dead† Intro: Id texts and subject. Thesis: D.H. Lawerence and James Joyce use archaic lore in their stories â€Å"The Horse Dealers Daughter†, and â€Å"The Dead†. Storytakes place in English midlands, four sibling late 20’s sittng around family home. -- D. H. Lawrence’s stories have the sense that they’re ritualistic; his rough home life. He had a God awful dysfunctional family. His mom and dad were polar opposites which caused them to Fight battle through the kids. In early 20’s he got ill, and diagnosis 100 years ago tuberculosis. It was incurable then. . He knew he was dying therefore he decided he wouldn’t waste what he had. He†¦show more content†¦He restores her to health. She looks into his face and really see’s him, Dr Ferguson. This is when Lawrence lets the audience know that the Dr. felt like her power, or chakra, was going in him and vice versa. He was feeling an energy. He didn’t have the power to leave her and the story states that its like she had some of his power in her hands. She asks does this mean you love me. Her ying is activating his yang.)(pp.2595- 2600) Another archetypal symbol is baptism, and clothing which was defined as your identity or new identity. An example of this is when Lawrence states the doctor goes upstairs looking for clothing. He put some blue collar working man clothes on which is symbolic for becoming a man. She changes into some elegant black dress and is looking beautiful. These both symbolizes a new identity. Almost as if they had saved each other. One of Lawrence’s favorite myths is that of Persephone, Demeter, and Dis. 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