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What does the narrator mean when she says that they “…had endured all those years because they were ‘things’ ”.
Story: The Address

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Answered by NightFury
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Question:

What does the narrator mean when she says that they “…had endured all those years because they were ‘things’ ”.

Answer:

  • It means that the narrator no longer wished to look at the things that had belonged to her mother.

  • She felt that her mother's items, being mere things stored in boxes, had managed to survive the war, whilst her mother, who was a human being was killed during the war.

  • She did not want them and did not want to look at them either because she was afraid that they would remind her of her mother.

  • She argued that her mother's items were of no use to her, when her own mother, the true owner of the items was dead.
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