The document summarizes various archetypes found in James Joyce's short story "Eveline", including the star-crossed lovers trope represented by Eveline and her love interest Frank who are separated by fate, the initiation archetype as Eveline faces the difficult choice of whether to leave Dublin with Frank or stay, and the symbolism of water representing rebirth and cleansing as Frank sails away while Eveline remains stuck.
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The document summarizes various archetypes found in James Joyce's short story "Eveline", including the star-crossed lovers trope represented by Eveline and her love interest Frank who are separated by fate, the initiation archetype as Eveline faces the difficult choice of whether to leave Dublin with Frank or stay, and the symbolism of water representing rebirth and cleansing as Frank sails away while Eveline remains stuck.
The document summarizes various archetypes found in James Joyce's short story "Eveline", including the star-crossed lovers trope represented by Eveline and her love interest Frank who are separated by fate, the initiation archetype as Eveline faces the difficult choice of whether to leave Dublin with Frank or stay, and the symbolism of water representing rebirth and cleansing as Frank sails away while Eveline remains stuck.
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The document summarizes various archetypes found in James Joyce's short story "Eveline", including the star-crossed lovers trope represented by Eveline and her love interest Frank who are separated by fate, the initiation archetype as Eveline faces the difficult choice of whether to leave Dublin with Frank or stay, and the symbolism of water representing rebirth and cleansing as Frank sails away while Eveline remains stuck.
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The Archetypes in “Eveline”
• Star crossed lovers- “the young couple joined
by love but unexpectedly parted by fate” • The initiation- “The process by which a character is brought into another sphere of influence, usually (in literature) into adulthood” • Water- “Water is a symbol of life, cleansing, and rebirth” Star Crossed Lovers: Eveline vs. Romeo and Juliet • Romeo and Frank are both fickle • Eveline and Juliet are the “forbidden loves” • Dubliners- “She set her white face to him, passive, like a helpless animal” – Different type of death – Romeo died when he heard Juliet was dead Water • Water- symbol of rebirth, of cleansing • Frank sails away while Eveline stays in Dublin Initiation • Eveline is faced with a very difficult choice, but is unable to decide because of Dubliner paralysis • Seen in other Dubliner stories, but here, her whole life is decided. • http://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/s/shakespeare/ william/romeo_juliet/act1.html#act1.0 • http://www.essortment.com/all/literaryarchet y_rabl.htm