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"Odour of Chrysanthemums"Discuss Lawrences's use of the chrysanthemums as a symbol.
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Although the character of the husband never says a word, Lawrence conveys a lot about his character and his life. How do we learn about Elizabeth's husband?
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Elizabeth has an epiphany at the end of the story. What does she understand, and how does Lawrence convey this understanding?
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D.H. Lawrence, "The Rocking Horse Winner" Analyze Lawrence's treatment of families and parents.
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Discuss the effect of the introductory paragraph. How does it set up the story, the characters, and the story's themes?
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Examine the concept of 'luck' as it relates to the mother.
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"The Horse Dealer's Daughter"After their father's death, Mabel's situation is different from those of her brothers. Discuss how gender shapes the lives and financial situations of Mabel and her brothers.
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What is the significance of the following sentence: "For the life she followed here in the world was far less real than the world of death she inherited from her mother."
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Explain the daughter's motivations and actions at the end of the story.
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