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Prompt: “Araby” by James Joyce is not a love story. What is “Araby” really about?
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“Araby” by James Joyce narrates the story of an unnamed boy. As the story unfolds, the boy narrates about Dublin street and his surroundings. The story’s main event takes place at Araby where the unnamed boy goes through an immense emotional trauma for not being able to meet his desire. Though it might look like a love story, but its actually centered around the unnamed boy phasing from the colorful adolescence to the black and white adulthood.