In Alice Munro's "Runaway," a character reflects on her experiences and relationships, hinting at a lack of preparation for life's challenges. The phrase "Shakespeare should have prepared her" suggests that the knowledge and wisdom typically found in literature could have better equipped her to navigate the complexities of her life. This reference illustrates the gap between expectation and reality, emphasizing feelings of isolation and disappointment in emotional connections. The narrative delves...
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