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1. www.litcharts.com › lit › the-go-betweenMarian Maudsley Character Analysis in The Go-Between - LitCharts

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   Leo finds Marian again at the end of the novel, fifty or so years after the events at Brandham Hall. Though she did indeed end up marrying Trimingham after Ted’s suicide, the elderly Marian is as committed as ever to the “happiness and beauty” of her and Ted’s love.

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     Marcus is the school friend of Leo ’s who invites him to...

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     Mrs. Maudsley is the hawkeyed matriarch of Brandham Hall....

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     But young Leo’s naiveté and innocence (hinted at by the...

   • Ted Burgess

     In one encounter, for example, Leo visits Ted just as he is...

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   How did Marion and Lincoln gain custody of Honoria? Charlie consented to their guardianship while he was in a sanitarium. What does Marion do when she hears how Charlie has changed?

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   Charlie’s past catches up to him quickly when he talks with Marion and Lincoln. Marion begins to question his intentions. She instantly reminds Charlie that she believes he is why her sister, Helen, died. Marion also goes on to ask, “How long are you going to stay sober, Charlie?”

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   Marion’s mention of the evening angers Charlie, and he begins to explain, but Marion cuts him off, saying she doesn’t feel up for “going over that again.” A clearer picture is beginning to emerge of why Marion harbors such an intense resentment of Charlie.

5. www.gradesaver.com › wings-of-desire › study-guideWings of Desire Summary - GradeSaver

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   As he is watching the circus, Damiel notices a young trapeze artist named Marion, who is worried that, because of the full moon, she will fall and break her neck. Marion is very sad and forlorn, and Damiel hears her wishing that she had someone in her life to love, and to love her.

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   Orwell establishes objectivity, logic, and access to historical facts as the antidote to the Party’s psychological control. “Any kind of organized revolt against the Party, which was bound to be a failure, struck her as stupid. The clever thing was to break the rules and stay alive all the same.”.

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   How does Damiel feel about Marion?

   • As he is watching the circus, Damiel notices a young trapeze artist named Marion, who is worried that, because of the full moon, she will fall and break her neck. Marion is very sad and forlorn, and Damiel hears her wishing that she had someone in her life to love, and to love her.

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   How does Marion feel about Charlie's use of the word 'damn'?

   • Marion takes issue with Charlie’s use of the word “damn,” which startles Charlie. He realizes the extent of Marion’s dislike for him, and grows concerned about the idea of leaving Honoria in the care of someone so hostile toward him.

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   Why does Marion tell Charlie to leave Helen out?

   • Marion makes it clear that Charlie’s sobriety is the primary concern for her in determining his trustworthiness. Although Marion tells Charlie to leave Helen out of the issue, Charlie suspects that she is actually just looking for any opportunity to act aggressively toward him.

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   Why does Marion hate Charlie so much?

   • Marion’s hatred for Charlie is founded as much in his actions as it is in her own need to have something to despise.

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   Why does Marion Silence Charlie?

   • However, Marion silences Charlie just as it seems he is about to suggest that Helen, too, had been a heavy drinker. Charlie’s revelation that he “collapsed”—presumably as a result of his drinking—gives more detail about the “disaster” that was the end of his marriage.

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   Why does Marion change her mind about Charlie?

   • Marion initially changes her mind about allowing Charlie to see her and Lincoln due to her belief that he is still associating with bad influences. This is a result of his friends wanting to take him out for dinner and drinking, his 2-year stint in Paris with drinking and throwing away money, and his strained relationship with Marion and Lincoln.

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8. www.gradesaver.com › 1984 › study-guide1984 Part Two VIII-X Summary and Analysis - GradeSaver

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   Before leaving, Winston asks O'Brien about the St. Clement's Dane rhyme, and O'Brien is symbolically able to complete the verse, which assures Winston of O'Brien's like-mindedness.