The boy's feeling is analyzed as a 'creature'. This makes readers think that he is mad, or angry because creatures are emotional animals. His feelings are not justified directly, but indirect ways. He will be so mad and angry, and he won't believe in many people.
Eveline: Question#3. What about her life in Dublin makes it attractive to Eveline
(I don't really understand this question, and I can't Find Dublin's life)
Eveline: Question#7. Is Eveline sympathetic or unsympathetic? Is she a victim?How does this contribute to the major theme?
I think Eveline is sympathetic. She had a good chance to run away from her cruel dad and be with her lover forever. But she choose to not go because she felt bad for her father. She can be a victim because she is trying to run away from her father.
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