A Day at a Time · Character
George Eliot
Novelist whose works and characters are cited for moral and spiritual insights.
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First appearance: i a day at a time
George Eliot shows up with force in III: A Triple Best. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Quoted for her observation about human conceit being like 'air vessels' that buoy us up.
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In III: A Triple Best: Quoted for her observation about human conceit being like 'air vessels' that buoy us up. Later, in XIX: The God of the Unlovable Man: Eliot is referenced for a passage about the hidden struggles…
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This chapter serves as the dramatic climax because it marks the emotional and psychological peak where the pro…
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