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The Araby

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Miscellaneous

 

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Henry L

 

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September 26, 2015

 

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University

 

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A

 

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These critics seem not to like or understand the point of the story. They show how unrealistic it is that a young boy would be so romantic. "It is the boy's excessively romantic interpretations of everything from his casual conversations with Mangan's sister to the syllables of the word Araby which make him ripe for disillusionment," (Deer and Deer 61)...
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"It is the boy's excessively romantic interpretations of everything from his casual conversations with Mangan's sister to the syllables of the word Araby which make him ripe for disillusionment," (Deer and Deer 61). This statement alone shows how the critics look at the story with distaste and misunderstanding...
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