Charlie as the Victim of Circumstance in F. Scott Fitzgerald's Babylon Revisited

Charlie Wales, the leading character of Charlie's revisiting story in F. Scott Fitzgerald's Babylon as a victim of the environment, is not a unfortunate victim, it is a socio-economic and personal environmental victim. Charlie is not worth Marion 's denying his daughter' s custody rights, but this story is not something Charlie did. Marion and Charlie do not like each other at the inner level. Marion's feelings are not only caused by Charlie's alcoholism and past actions.

"Revisit Babylon" written by F. Scott Fitzgerald in 1930 is a short story where its character and environment are closely related to the character and the environment in the author's own life. A reformed drunkard, Charlie Wales represents who Fitzgerald wants to be, and other characters represent relatives. For example, Honoria is Charlie 's 9 - year - old daughter, representing the daughter of Fitzgerald. In addition, Charlie 's in - law Maria and Lincoln Peters represent Celda Fitzgerald' s older sister and husband. However, other people like Lorraine and Duncan arrived at Petersfoil and Charlie is planning to take Onoria home. And it represents the writer and the old ghost of his protagonist.

"BABYLON REVISITED" F. SCOTT FITZGER (1931) F. The most selected story of SCOTT FITZGERALD "Babylon of Revisit" is a guilty feeling through PROTAGONIST CHARLIE WALES, an American representative who returned from Paris to Paris , Alienation sense, and compensation theme. In Prague's new home, I think he can regain custody of Holly, his young girl who was taking care of his relatives. After a long waste, Charlie obviously reformed, and the story suggests that this may be the reason for his wife's death. He is a currently successful businessman and his wife's sister Marion Peters agreed to return Honoria to him. But during the pioneering visit, Charlie's two former alcohol friends existed and created a scene that Marion would change his mind as a guardian's fit. The story ended as Charlie was dissatisfied with thinking about the six month wait time that Marion entrusted to him. Strong Symbolic ALD

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Charlie Wales F. Scott Fitzgerald's "BABYLON R EVISITED", Charlie Wales entered the story as an improved drunk PROTAGONIST. The third-person narrator provides us background information on the lives of his expatriate living in Paris This is the story of Babylon. As his daughter Honoria's name suggests, he highly desires to regain his honor - until he proves that he himself is his father, he will be disapproved by his disapproved nephew, Marion It was rejected. There are at least two ways to see Charlie: First, as a sympathetic person, he really repented of the evil way in front of him now unjustly judged by Marion. I still do not accept his responsibility for Helen's death

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