The Liminal Experience in Angela Carter's The Erl King Liminality plagues Angela Carter's short story assortment, entitled The Bloody Chamber, in her characters, physical settings and even her account voice. The wicked chamber, as a physical 'chamber' can allude to a room where viciousness and illumination happen all the while. It is a space of change for the courageous woman that changes her unavoidably. Ridiculous chambers are frequently associated with the blood of viciousness, yet in addition with the gore when a lady loses her virginity and when she discharges. The idea bleeding chamber can likewise allude to the vagina or belly, and Carter utilizes this reality to underscore the association between womens sexuality and the savagery they experience. Carter makes a climate that has components of the 'grisly chamber', both force and torment at the same time, especially in 'The Erl King', a story wherein all angles exist liminally. The storyteller in the Erl-King portrays the impression of liminality as vertigo.
