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The Son's Veto

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The Son's Veto
  1. Sophy's Demise
    1. Hair
      1. Beautiful
        1. Boredom
          1. Isolation from upper-class
          2. Objectification
            1. 'a kitten-like, ...tender creature'
            2. 'only accomplishment she could boast of'
          3. Cheeks
            1. 'once apple cheeks waned to pink of the very faintest'
              1. 'apple'
                1. Full/Plump/Vitality
                2. London: lost hope/happiness
                  1. trip with sam
                    1. 'revived'
              2. Sophy's Vulnerability
                1. Cripple
                  1. Turning point
                    1. further isolated
                      1. Randolph's contempt
                        1. Childish
                          1. Out of her control
                      2. Limited
                        1. Reflects inability to be upperclass
                          1. No freedom
                          2. 'her lameness became more confimed'
                        2. Randolph's character
                          1. Hypocritical
                            1. Forbidding happiness
                              1. Only thing he values
                              2. Scolding
                              3. Childish
                                1. 'paroxysm' he went hastily to his room '
                                  1. contrasts to dominating personality
                                    1. Model of sophistication/upper-class?
                                      1. 'inexorable'
                                        1. Role reversal
                                      2. Self obsessed
                                      3. Cruel
                                        1. Last image
                                          1. 'looked black as a cloud'
                                            1. Ominous/Unsettling
                                              1. no remorse/grief
                                              2. Contrast
                                                1. 'whose eyes were wet'
                                        2. Genre
                                          1. Fairytale
                                            1. 'thus she lived on in the city'
                                              1. Dramatic ending
                                                1. Unexpected
                                                  1. damsel not rescued by Sam
                                            2. Sophy's death
                                              1. Ambiguous
                                                1. 'pinning her heart away'
                                                  1. Died of broken heart
                                                    1. Education ousted his humanity
                                                      1. Victim of her love/simpleness for him
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