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1. The Chrysanthemums
   ... it the valley sat like a lid on the mountains and made of the great valley a closed pot.ampquot Under the lid was Salinas Valley, the home of Henry and Elisa Allen ...
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2. The Chrysanthemums
   ... Therefore, the symbolic nature of chrysanthemums can be revealed through Henryamp39s interaction with Elisa. Elisa feels that Henry ...
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3. Chrysanthemums
   ... her eyes, clodhopper shoes, a figured print dress almost completely covered by a big corduroy apron...ampquot paragraph 5. When Elisaamp39s husband Henry comes over ...
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4. Chrysanthemums
   ... A couple Henry and Elisa Allen live and work on a farm. The ... The main basis of sexism in the story is how Henry dominated Elisa. ampquotHe ...
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5. Character Roles in Steinbeckamp39s The Crhysantemums
   ... heart. Since Henry didnamp39t really seem to care, Elisa felt a sense of strength and beauty after the repairman showed interest. After ...
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6. The Chrysantemums
   ... before. As Elisa and Henry drive down the road her strength is quickly damaged as she spots something on the side of the road. She ...
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7. The Chrysanthemums
   ... Henry does not often fulfill this need Elisa possess as he is seeking credit of his own from society. Why, sure, thatamp39s what I came to tell you. ...
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8. The Chrysanthemums
   ... appreciate her. Henry has dominated Elisa and treats her like any other man would treat a woman in that time period. All his comments ...
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9. The Chrysanthemums
   ... Hughes 61. ampquotThis contrasts to the bantering formal dialogue between Elisa and her husband, Henryampquot Hughes 61. After the tinker ...
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10. steinbeckamp39s chrysanthemums
    ... As Elisa and Henry are on their way into town, her strength quickly depletes as she sees something on the side of the road. The ...
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11. Accepting Differences
    ... Henry tells Elisa that her flowers were very good last year and some of the yellow flowers were 10 inches across. Henry told Elisa ...
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12. Symbolism The Chrysanthemums
    ... everything he can say is ampquotI wish youamp39d work out in the orchard and raise some apples that big.ampquot 1015 Henryamp39s inability to understand Elisaamp39s needs leaves ...
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13. Chrysanthemums
    ... that had previously happened, because she did not want Henry to know she is emotionally weak. She came out with a newfound confidence. Then Elisa and her ...
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14. Chrysanthemums
    ... Taking so long to ready herself, Elisa forces Henry to kill his engine, leaving him unfulfilled at the threshold. Again. Steinbeck ...
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15. The Chrysanthemums: The Failure of Communication
    ... her eyes, clodhopper shoes, a figured print dress almost completely covered by a big corduroy apron...ampquot paragraph 5. When Elisaamp39s husband Henry comes over ...
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16. Marriage in 2 selected works
    ... Indirectly it implies that Henry and Elisa have never been out of their ranch. ampquotGood,ampquot she repeated. ... I think Henry has deprived Elisa of sexual needs. ...
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17. The Chrysanthemums
    ... As Elisa and Henry drive down the road her strength is quickly abolished. ampquotFar ahead on the road Elisa saw a dark speck. She knewampquot 301. ...
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18. The Chrysanthemums
    ... a reoccurring symbol that represents the barriers that separate Elisaamp39s garden from ... cattle and dogs and chickens.ampquot These animals represent Henryamp39s world while ...
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19. the chrysanthemums
    ... When Henry sees Elisa he is surprised at her appearance. He says, ampquotWhy, why Elisa. ... Then Elisa says, ampquotamp39Henry Donamp39t talk like that. ...
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20. The Chrysanthemums1
    ... identity. Henry withdraws from the masculine role of leadership, leaving Elisa to flounder between aggression and submission. Here ...
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21. The Chrysanthemums 2
    ... identity. Henry withdraws from the masculine role of leadership, leaving Elisa to flounder between aggression and submission. Here ...
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22. The Chrysanthemums
    ... When Henry sees Elisa her is surprised at her appearance. He says, ampquotWhywhy Elisa. ... Then Elisa says, ampquotamp39Henry Donamp39t talk like that. ...
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23. The Chrysanthemums
    ... ampquotHe had come near quietly, and leaned over the wire fence Steinbeck 1463.ampquot This shows that Henry is always treading softly around Elisa, courteous but always ...
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24. Symbolism is John Steinbeckamp39s ampquotThe Chrysanthemumsampquot
    ... ampquotHe had come near quietly, and leaned over the wire fence Steinbeck 1463.ampquot This shows that Henry is always treading softly around Elisa, courteous but always ...
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25. Womenamp39s Role in Steinbeckamp39s N
    ... youamp39d work out in the orchard and raise some apples that bigampquot 5. By making this statement Henry reveals that he truly isnamp39t interested in Elisaamp39s hobby of ...
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26. The Chyrsanthymums
    ... Elisa, on the other hand, is not as fortunate. Henry, her husband, does not really understand who kers perceive her and goes out of her way to gain their ...
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27. symbolism in the crysanthemums
    ... Why why Elisa you look so nice.ampquotSteinback 273 the bath changed Elisa so much that she now even appears to be a different person to her husband henry. ...
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28. symbolism in the crysanthemums
    ... Why why Elisa you look so nice.ampquotSteinback 273 the bath changed Elisa so much that she now even appears to be a different person to her husband henry. ...
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29. Chrysanthemums
    ... This is a sign of her exposing herself to Henry. At the end of the story Elisa realizes that her feelings have no place in a manamp39s society.
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30. NoneProvided
    ... When Henry returns home she is dressed elegantly for her evening out. ... Elisa is the victim of a social trend that defined the womanamp39s place as the home. ...
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