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The essay analyzes Eveline Hill, a character from James Joyce's "Dubliners," highlighting her internal conflict as she contemplates leaving Ireland. It provides a summary of the short story and delves into the circumstances influencing Eveline's ultimate decision to stay, reflecting the struggles of the Catholic Middle-Class in 19th century Dublin. The examination reveals deeper themes of duty, fear, and the complexities of personal choice within the context of her life.
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The Protagonist's Conflict in James Joyce's "Eveline", Eveline Podgorski
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