luckily the good angel = the id and ego give her serenity enough to finally sleep. early in the chapter when our protagonist meaning of "reason" can be interpreted that part of our personality, when it is out of control, is giving the horse whip to us, we feel quilty when we should not, we are not living up to those ideals put into our heads by others in the formative years and still later by those who prey on our vulnerabilities(ironically called the "other directed" who "pull our strings" to make us feel bad). Her voice which is very pretty but she was also fierce in this chapter's emotional dialogue, and going from pleasant narrator to complex emotional dialogue so seamlessly.Ĭhapter 21: one can apply Freud's basic paradigm of id, ego, and superego.
Ophelia did an amazing job in all her sections but this one was perfection. i know online bot translators make mistakes but its better than nothing.Ĭhapter 14 – The Fête read by Ophelia Darcy. Update: happy and thankful for free online bot translators for the French passages :) just have to open text while listening and copy and paste. again, thank you so much Librivox, IA, volunteers and staff. Chip, who read the first chapter, has that classic American male voice over, radio and tv voice of the late 1950's to perhaps early 70's was also nice to hear, nostalgia i suppose. I suppose it is a soft spot in me but its worth listening just to hear the British female and most of the non british female voices. I always tell people English is my second and ONLY language :)or my first language is Americanese :). Villette is a great novel, better than Jane Eyre.
My rule of thumb is that an author's most popular novel is not their best. For those of us for various reasons-my excuse being speech/hearing defect, and chronic neurosis-don't "parlay the French" it becomes difficult.
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