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Wagner Matinee, characterization in
Title: Wagner Matinee, characterization in
Category: Literature / English
Details: Words: 878 | Pages: 3.7 (approximately 235 words/page)
Wagner Matinee, characterization in
Characterization in “A Wagner Matinee”
During the 1800’s there was an increase in immigration to the great plains due to
an abundance of free land offered by the Homestead Act. Many individuals and families
went west to seek their fortune and a home on what was once called the great American
desert. Moving westward was a difficult process, and many were forced to leave their old
lives behind completely. In “A Wagner Matinee,” written by
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solid representation of how the theme is demonstrated through characterization. Aunt
Georgiana is not a unique case, and although she is a fictional character, sacrifices like
hers are inevitably made every day. Sometimes there is no middle ground, and no matter
how great a love is, it must be abandoned for what is believed to be a greater good. The
regret and pain which accompany these sacrifices must be dealt with by each individual.
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