Its clearly all about ambition and her inability to be happy with what she already has. She loses herself ("with a glassy countenance") to greed and ambition...She just wants to get to Camelot. Lancelot, more than anything symbolises a way to get there.
I presume being stuck in a cursed tower, with nothing but a mirror reflecting the outside world, isolated from civilisation, love and warmth, with nothing but a loom for company would I think, convince someone to wish for higher things. XD
I presume being stuck in a cursed tower, with nothing but a mirror reflecting the outside world, isolated from civilisation, love and warmth, with nothing but a loom for company would I think, convince someone to wish for higher things. XD
Its clearly all about ambition and her inability to be happy with what she already has. She loses herself ("with a glassy countenance") to greed and ambition...She just wants to get to Camelot. Lancelot, more than anything symbolises a way to get there.
I presume being stuck in a cursed tower, with nothing but a mirror reflecting the outside world, isolated from civilisation, love and warmth, with nothing but a loom for company would I think, convince someone to wish for higher things. XD
I presume being stuck in a cursed tower, with nothing but a mirror reflecting the outside world, isolated from civilisation, love and warmth, with nothing but a loom for company would I think, convince someone to wish for higher things. XD