Eveline

             Thoughts of leaving everything to go with her love or the promise she made to her mother of taking care of her family after her death, Eveline. Eveline, is a story about a woman trying to decide her path in life. She is trying to decide between living her life to its fullest, or living her dull life she's used to. She has always lived with her family and is used to the harsh way she is treated, she gets to have a boyfriend that wants her to stop this from it's roots and has the choice to leave with him. She is very confused with her decision, but she decides her family is more important than the love she has towards her boyfriend.
             After she decided that she had to stay with her family, she went back to her house and try to start her life again, but now without her boyfriend. She would continue her dull life living with her father. She may be probably thinking that her boyfriend is going to come back to her and probably try to convince her again of leaving with him. But, everything is just a supposition for her everything is uncertain she doesn't know what is going to happen next, but she knows that she made the right choice. She had given her word to her mom and she had been able to do what she really wanted her daughter to do. It was not the best, but sometime she would receive a reward.
             In the story, we sense a depth of love she feels for her family that seems much deeper than that which Eveline feels towards her fiancé. This is probably because of the love that women in this world always have towards the nearest people. It is something that will be greater than the love a man and a woman could have. It may be that Eveline's love for her mother seems far deeper because it was one based on a real and lifelong relationship. Eveline's love for her fiancé seems much less based in reality but to a certain extent on an idealized belief in the importance of marriage and the good
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