Spoon River Anthology · Chapter
Endnotes explained
The Endnotes chapter provides citations and references for the preceding text, directing readers to the author of The Spooniad and to Jonathan Swift Somers.
What happens
The Endnotes chapter provides citations and references for the preceding text, directing readers to the author of The Spooniad and to Jonathan Swift Somers.
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Narrative arc
Story tension across the book.
- Setup
- Escalation
- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
Adam Weirauch’s emotional and psychological peak occurs when he abandons his principles, declaring “to hell wi…
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- The Spooniad
Referenced as the author of The Spooniad in the endnotes.
- Judge Somers
Referenced as Jonathan Swift Somers in the endnotes.
Key passages
“Author of The Spooniad . ↩ See Jonathan Swift Somers . ↩”
The author of The Spooniad is cited; see also the entry for Jonathan Swift Somers.
This endnote directs the reader to cross-reference the author of The Spooniad with Judge Somers.
