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Please indent, as this is a paragraph.Epiphany is the time when the quintessence of a character is discovered (Oana-Andreea, et al., 2008). The epiphany in "Araby" is brought about after the story.Once the story is over, how could an epiphany be brought about? As the man "lingered before her stall, though I knew my stay was useless,"You must document. the man understands that his fantasy of Mangan's sister has been an irrational imagination to take him from the "brown imperturbable faces"Document. of his life." The epiphany experienced by the man is not positive since he neither confirms his love to Mangan's sister nor does he comprehend the money he expended on presents when attempting to earn her love was not worth it.This is very unclear. As an alternative, he entirely ?gives up on love as well as his ideal perception of sexuality. Where in the story?? Moreover, in the end, he is left all alone.
Traveon, this paragraph does not make clear the actual transformation that occurs within the young boy in “Araby.” You need to explain how he changes. . . and why. I strongly suggest that you spend some time at the CWC to get help in structure, organization, support, and errors as well. I think folks there could help you quite a bit.
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Reference
Oana-Andreea, A. P. P. (2008). THE JOYCEAN EPIPHANY: THEORY AND PRACTICE. THE KNOWLEDGE-BASED ORGANIZATION, 83.