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The Furnished Room
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O. Henry
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Explore the ways in which O. Henry creates sympathy for the young man in "The Furnished Room."
How does O. Henry use suspense in "The Furnished Room"?
What is the major conflict in "The Furnished Room"?
How is theme expressed in "The Furnished Room"?
What is the type of irony in "The Furnished Room"?
What is the theme of "The Furnished Room" by O. Henry?
What is the significance of the mole on Miss Eloise Vashner's left eyebrow in "The Furnished Room"?
In “The Furnished Room,” what does the conversation between the two ladies reveal about the girl who had rented the room before the young man?
Why was the young man prowling through the "crumbling red mansions" in "The Furnished Room"?
Who are the characters in "The Furnished Room," and what are their backgrounds?
What is the conflict in "The Furnished Room" by O. Henry?
What's the setting?
What does the young man think about the appearance of the housekeeper in "The Furnished Room"?
The Furnished Room Summary
How does the story's conclusion contribute to its theme?
Discuss the theme of coincidence in "The Furnished Room."
What or who is the antagonist in "The Furnished Room"?
Why does the young man think Eloise is in New York in "The Furnished Room" by O. Henry?
What are all the examples of irony?
In "The Furnished Room," is there a theme of love as demonic/ destructive with death becoming the inseparable company of love?
How does the story’s conclusion contribute to its theme?
O. Henry poignantly relates the thought processes of the observer through the stream-of-consciousness method in "The Furnished Room". Elaborate.
What occupations, according to the housekeeper, do many of these people have?
What were O. Henry's inspirations for this story?