her the novel, destructive power reverberates clearly: “sainthood.” Throughout history’s in Willie and tragic love story, in ruin, and in insanity. Marianne’s Kilneagh’s Imelda’s accurately underscores the earth-shattering power history holds over its Fools of Fortune characters and emphasizes how destructive power affects generations upon history’s generations of people, even to this day.
her “sainthood.” Throughout the novel, history’s destructive power reverberates clearly: in Willie and Marianne’s tragic love story, in Kilneagh’s ruin, and in Imelda’s insanity. Fools of Fortune accurately underscores the earth-shattering power history holds over its characters and emphasizes how history’s destructive power affects generations upon generations of people, even to this day.