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Do you think the author indicates his judgement of Eveline in the story?
Do you think the author indicates his judgement of Eveline in the story?
Updated On: Jun 18, 2024
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The author focuses more on Eveline's struggles, helplessness, and conflict between family, personal life, past, and future. The writer used Eveline's character to depict the story. The author did not make any judgement on Eveline.
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