APFIVE Narrative Function Of Epiphany In Araby
In James Joyce’s “Araby,” how does the protagonist’s epiphany contribute to the narrative structure and theme of disillusionment?
A
It marks a shift from idealistic pursuit to sobering disappointment, reinforcing the story’s critique of romanticism.
B
It introduces a new character who represents the harsh realities of life, contrasting with the protagonist’s dreams.
C
It acts as an inciting incident that propels the protagonist into a series of adventures beyond Dublin.
D
It serves as a climax that resolves the central conflict between the protagonist and his love interest.
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