...his earlier dramas and the realistic "Monna Vanna." In the words of M. Maeterlinck : "It represents the triumph of will and love over destiny or fatality, as against the converse lesson of 'Monna Vanna.' ' In this drama Maeterlinck's distinctively symbolic method finds the same full play as in "Pelleas...

...his earlier dramas and the realistic "Monna Vanna." In the words of M. Maeterlinck : "It represents the triumph of will and love over destiny or fatality, as against the converse lesson of 'Monna Vanna.' " In this drama Maeterlinck's distinctively symbolic method finds the same full play as in "Pelleas...

...final authority of love — perfect, eternal, true. In the words of M. Maeterlinck : " It represents U `޳ A Aa, \ ց G l `ol ޼i $ D!_ (Y4 8Ra " ^A ? z = ' Ğ_sS[ ؑ / & x' O [ ߰ " Through Arielle. his subliminal self, Merlin has learned to realize "his interior force, the forgotten...

...and significant, relying as it does upon such obvious symbolism. "It represents", said Maeterlinck, "the triumph of will and love over Destiny, or fatality as against the converse lesson of Monna Vanna." In order to illustrate the possibility of such a result of the struggle between environment and personality,...

...(Grace Corneau) ; Lamp, 27:581-86 (J. Huneker). 254 In "Joyzelle," as he himself has said, there is "the triumph of will and love over destiny or fatality, as against the converse lesson of 'Monna Vanna.' " It is a play that might become the text for a trial of love, in which the two young folk, Joyzelle...

...and significant, relying as it does upon such obvious symbolism. "It represents", said Maeterlinck, "the triumph of will and love over Destiny, or fatality as against the converse lesson of Monna Vanna." In order to illustrate the possibility of such a result of the struggle between environment and personality,...

...coherent and significant, relying upon such obvious symbolism. " It represents," said Maeterlinck, " the triumph of will and love over Destiny, or fatality as against the converse lesson of Monna Vnnna." In order to illustrate the possibility of such a result of the struggle between environment...

...dramatically, without offensive incongruity and referred by the spectator easily, if unhistorically, to the fifteenth century provenience of the story....idea is symbolically expressed in the temptations of Lance"or and in the liberation of Joyzelle and her lover from the power of Merlin and his genius Arielle,...

...fantastic of all Maeterlinck's productions, is still farther removed from the fatalistic atmosphere. This play sounds, as the author himself has stated,...idea is symbolically expressed in the temptations of Lanceor and in the liberation of Joyzelle and her lover from the power of Merlin and his familiar,...

...coherent and significant, relying upon such obvious symbolism. " It represents," said Maeterlinck, " the triumph of will and love over Destiny, or fatality as against the converse lesson of Monna Vanna." In order to illustrate the possibility of such a result of the struggle between environment and personality,...