Of the love-making of Carol and Will Kennicott there is nothing to be told which may not be heard on every summer evening, on every shadowy block.
The love story between Carol and Will Kennicott in Sinclair Lewis's "Main Street" is depicted as ordinary and relatable, reflecting the universal experiences of intimacy found in daily life. Their relationship is not marked by extraordinary events or dramatic romantic gestures, but rather by the simplicity and familiarity that can be observed in summer evenings and leisurely strolls in the neighborhood. This portrayal emphasizes the commonality of their connection.
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