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Conflict in Jame's Joyce's "Araby"

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English

 

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July 5, 2013

 

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However, to even accomplish such a task, he must get money from his family. The boy lives the life of an orphan with his aunt and uncle, who work hard to survive amid the cruelties of the world. The eager boy reminds his uncle about the market, but he finds his uncle busy at work, "He was fussing at the hallstand, looking for the hat-brush, and answered me curtly: 'Yes, boy, I know" (567)...
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This quote shows how his family does not understand the problem the boy is facing. They are too busy trying to make ends meet and do not understand how much this trip means to the boy. His uncle dismisses his request as a mere childish craving. From his uncle's curt reply, the boy already sensed disappointment, " I felt the house in bad humour and walked slowly towards the school...
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