Ethan Frome

introducion and chapter1 of Ethan Frome

2) How does the narrator learn about ethan Frome?

3)What can the narrators point of view provide that is different from what Ethan Frome can?

4) Why is Ethan Frome an intringuing character to write a story about?

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The narrator learns about Frome from Harmon Gow. Gow used to be a stagecoach driver and is well acquainted with town history (Starkfield). Our narrator has seen Frome at the post office and notices he's been badly crippled. Gow fills the narrator in on the fact that Frome had been disfigured in a "smash-up" accident, 24 years prior.

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