The Woman Who Went to Hell

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"The Woman Who Went to Hell" is a narrative poem by Irish writer Ethna Carbery that tells the story of a woman who journeys into Hell to reclaim her husband.

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instanceOf narrative poem
associatedWithAuthor Ethna Carbery’s nationalist and romantic themes
author Ethna Carbery NERFINISHED
centralTheme devotion
love
sacrifice
the afterlife
countryOfOrigin Ireland
form verse
genre fantasy poetry
narrative poetry
hasConflict a woman versus supernatural forces of Hell
hasImagery infernal imagery
religious imagery
hasMotiveOfProtagonist to rescue her husband from Hell
hasMythicElement journey to the underworld
hasProtagonist a devoted wife
hasTone heroic
tragic
inspiredBy Irish folklore NERFINISHED
literaryForm narrative verse
literaryMovement Irish Literary Revival NERFINISHED
mainCharacter the husband
the woman
motif descent into the underworld
marital fidelity
trial and ordeal
narrativePerspective third-person narration
originalLanguage English
periodOfWork late 19th century
plotSummary A woman journeys into Hell to reclaim her husband.
setting Hell NERFINISHED

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