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Mcteague Reaction Paper

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June 1, 2011

 

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Both of these aspects had deep influences on Trina and her actions and behavior toward money, her husband McTeague, and even Trina herself. At the beginning of the novel, when Trina was introduced, Norris did not really hint at or foreshadow her excessive stinginess, which was expressed more towards the middle and end...
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Trina’s first introduction was simply as the cousin of Marcus, which really implied nothing about her character (13). However, upon the departure of Trina’s family after marrying McTeague, as well as after her winning of the lottery with a prize of five thousand dollars, her miserliness all of a sudden exploded as she attempted to make up the missing love of her family with the love of money...
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