What similarities do you see between both the story

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Question: Read "Araby" and then watch the short film linked in the description for this discussion.

What similarities do you see between both the story and film? Think specifically about the elements of fiction (i.e. theme, POV, characters etc.).

What epiphany do both characters have at the end of the story and movie? Explain. This discussion post should be at least half a page.

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