The tone of this passage “Yet do I marvel at this curious thing/To make a poet black and bid him sing!” reveals

In “Babylon Revisited” Charlie believed that survivors possessed

The tone of this passage “Yet do I marvel at this curious thing/To make a poet black and bid him sing!” reveals

The rootlessness of the couple is represented by the

After he shot Jenny, Dave

For the woman the “white elephant” is the 

To whom does Delia look for comfort?

Charlie has come to Paris because

In “Babylon Revisited” Charlie believed that survivors possessed

At the end of the story, the dawn is coming, the day birds are singing, and the boy continues his journey without looking back. These clues indicate that