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Proposed Edits for La Morte Amoureuse
editThe plot can be read as an allegory in which Clarimonde is the manifestation of Romuald’s sexual desires, embodied by her desire to break Romuald’s priestly vows of chastity and Romuald’s mutual desire for her, as well as contrasting descriptions of her as “divine” from a distance and “cold as a serpent’s skin” when touched.
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editSo, you have a solid paragraph drawn from a reliable source. How do you let other editors know where to look to verify your information?
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