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Character Analysis: Undine Spragg and Elmer Moffat

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March 6, 2014

 

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As the characters travel abroad to escape the narrow-mindedness of their society, they find Europeans have a similar outlook on these new American customs. They, like the old, ancestral aristocrats of New York, believe in maintaining traditional values, living their lives, for the most part, under the radar, without being too flashy and without scandal...
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While both Undine Spragg and Elmer Moffat come from a more modern perspective, Undine continues to care little for the spectacle she makes of herself and the affected families as long as she gets what she wants. On the other hand, Elmer, appears to value the new and improved reputation he has created for himself, as well as for appearances...
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