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John at one point talks about “burying” his identity as Harmon. How does the imagery of death and rebirth relate to the novel’s exploration of identity?
Both Bella and Eugene undergo redemption arcs. Compare and contrast their journeys as characters. What does each learn, and how do their stories play off of one another’s?
What is the overall tone of Our Mutual Friend? What stylistic choices contribute to this effect, and why is it important in conveying the novel’s meaning?
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