Florence had a good heart, although that serves a little when it is what it is about surviving.
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In "The Bookshop" by Penelope Fitzgerald, the character of Florence is depicted as having a kind and compassionate nature. However, the narrative suggests that having a good heart may not be sufficient in the harsh reality of life and survival. Florence's well-intentioned qualities are put to the test as she faces various challenges that require more than just kindness.
The story illustrates how Florence's idealism contrasts with the pragmatic demands of...
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