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Pathedy of Manners

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English

 

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Jason C

 

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December 14, 2013

 

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University

 

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The poem describes their marriage and home to be "ideal." The children are also described as ideal, although also said to be lonely. Here I see that this young girl's world is not perfect. Possibly, her children are being neglected or not feeling love. It could also be that they do not have friends because they are viewed as "better" than others...
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It could also be that they do not have friends because they are viewed as "better" than others. The end of the poem brings in the most sympathy for the character. She has grown older, her husband is dead, and her children have moved away. She thinks about remarrying, but she's afraid that she'll see what she missed out on in her youth...
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