The First Academy Building in A Separate Peace
contains the marble stairs that Gene revisits at the beginning of the novel
and the stairs that Finny fell down at the end of the novel. The building suggests the
conservative, New England nature of Devgon School. It also is a place of significance
for Gene, as his life (and Finny's) were forever changed in this
building.
Saturday, January 5, 2013
What does the First Academy Building symbolize?
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