How we cite our quotes: (Chapter.Paragraph)
Quote #4
Those eyes might be blue, perhaps green, even gray—he would never know. But they were b**** eyes, that was certain. They expressed a female arrogance which had an immediate sexual power over him. (2.25).
Herzog gets a strange feeling when he sees a woman he's attracted to on the street. His first reaction is to hate her for holding so much sexual power over him. It's moments like this that give us a really good look into the darker side of Herzog's mind.
Quote #5
And sexually, [Ramona was] a natural masterpiece. (3.4)
It might sound like a great compliment for Herzog to think of Ramona as a sexual masterpiece. But let's not forget the fact that a masterpiece is still an object. Herzog can compliment Ramona's beauty all he wants, but he's still making her into a thing by doing so.