James Joyce - Eveline

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What is the main setting of James Joyce's 'Eveline'?

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The main setting is Dublin, Ireland.

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Who is Eveline's lover in the story?

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Eveline's lover is Frank, a sailor.

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What is Eveline's internal conflict in the story?

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Eveline struggles between her desire to leave Dublin with Frank and her sense of duty to her family.

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What does the street organ symbolize in 'Eveline'?

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The street organ symbolizes Eveline's memories of her mother and her past.

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What is the significance of the quay in the story?

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The quay represents a point of departure and the possibility of a new life for Eveline.

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What does Eveline ultimately decide at the end of the story?

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Eveline ultimately decides not to leave with Frank and remains at the quay.

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How does Eveline's father influence her decision-making?

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Eveline's father's abusive nature and his control over her life contribute to her feelings of entrapment.

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What role does memory play in Eveline's decision?

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Eveline's memories of her mother and her past life in Dublin heavily influence her decision to stay.

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What is the theme of escape in 'Eveline'?

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The theme of escape highlights Eveline's desire to break free from her oppressive life but ultimately reveals her inability to do so.

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What does Frank represent for Eveline?

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Frank represents hope, love, and the possibility of a different life.