Question

why does the narrator compare the atmosphere of geeler's shop to that of a church?
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Answer 1

The narrator compares the atmosphere of the shop to that of a church to highlight Sincerity and the work culture combined with utmost devotion to which Mr. Gessler was wedded as a shoemaker. His shop was the church where he served his customers without any selfish motives.

Answer 2

Answer:

The narrator compares the atmosphere of a shop to that of a church because of the similarities in demand in these two places. People go to a shop with a mindset to acquire something for themselves. Similarly, when a person visits a church, he has a mindset to acquire something for himself.