In "The Virgin Suicides," Jeffrey Eugenides explores the deep and pervasive nature of tragedy through the lens of the Lisbon sisters' story. The narrative highlights how the impact of their lives and deaths resonates beyond their immediate environment, creating a collective sense of loss that touches the entire community. This diffuse tragedy reveals the interconnectedness of individual and collective grief, making it a shared experience among those who witnessed the sisters'...
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