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divorce of the innocent

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English

 

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Mozell B

 

Date added:

May 5, 2017

 

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University

 

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A

 

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The Age of Innocence is a book that is set in such a time period. Ellen Olenska, otherwise known as Countess Olenska, is the character who wanted a divorce from the count. Back then family and society frowned upon divorce. Newland Archer is the character who is helping Ellen take care of all the legal proceedings...
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Newland is engaged to Ellen's cousin May Wellend. At one point in the novel Newland also wanted a divorce, so he could be with Ellen. However, nothing was done about Newland and Ellen's feelings for one another simply because it wasn't done in that society. In the end of the novel May dies and Newland Archer and his eldest son take a trip to Paris...
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