Lady Capulet asks Juliet<span> what she thinks about </span>getting married<span>. </span>Juliet<span> replies that she has not given it any thought. </span>
The atmosphere at Red Sammy's He and the grandmother discussed better times.
The elderly woman said that in her view, Europe is solely to blame for the current state of affairs.
She claimed that based on how Europe was acting, people would assume we were made of gold and red. Sam was absolutely correct when she said there was no point in talking about it.
The reader gets a creepy, foreboding sense of what the future of their own family will be because to the run-down surroundings at Crimson Sammy's.
Purple Sammy's is first described as being a tower and that is all that is said about it. Towers appear to be enormous and intimidating, and the interior is described as "a long, dark room."
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Lee wrote it to his son, but it was intended for a wider audience. The internal conflict shown in this letter is that Lee does not want war or secession but refuses to take like up arms against his own state (Virginia).
