Eugenides’s The Virgin Suicides and Joyce Carolyn Oates’s Expensive People

The expensive suburban life of Eugeneis's virginity suicide and Joyce Caroline Oates is often portrayed as a middle class story. Clean, sterile, and reserved, the suburbs are an obvious expression of the misunderstood "American Dream" in general. But culture can not recognize the darkness of this exhilarating dream. Hooded frustration, deep - rooted advantage, and a world of clear ignorance. The expensive characters of Jeffy Eugenides' Jeff Virgin Suicides and Joyce Carolyn Oates depict the dark side of American dreams.

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