Answer: Eleanor Vance. Strengths: she made an effort initially to make a life for herself.
Weaknesses: She’s reached arrested development, she requires validation from others, and cannot function outside of a home.
Explanation: She has reached arrested development because all those years she spent in the service with her late mother has caused her psychological development to stop evolving. Eleanor cannot achieve freedom and happiness because her inner child is stopping her. She let her dreams go in order to have a fake sense of warmth and security.
The audience would be left in suspense and desperately wanting to know what happens next.
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The story entitled "Hearts and Hands" written by O. Henry is about the influx of passengers into a certain express, name B&M and the two young men with opposing physical characteristics handcuffed together. As they arrived to the express, the only available seat is that which faced an attractive young woman. One of the men is the marshal and the other one is his captivated criminal about to be taken to prison.