"A Wagner Matinee"

What two settings form the basis of this story?

Georgiana is primarily a victim of the decision she made when she

In regard to his aunt, Clark

The setting has a major influence on all of the following elements except

The realism in the story is reflected by

In describing the two settings, the narrator

Why does Aunt Georgiana return to Boston?

When Clark was a boy, Georgianna warned him not to

On greeting his aunt, Clark notices how

Georgiana cries during the concert primarily because she

Clark sympathizes with his aunt because

Clark decides to take Georgiana to a concert to

Georgiana's reaction to the setting of the concert reveals that she