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well there isn't even a house so thats cool and all
The values that were typical of Robert Louis Stevenson's age were the honor and morality of one's self and one's family. An individual must never do anything that would diminish reputation but strive to maintain it or better it. Individuals were to be characters of good moral standing. There was a firm belief in the upkeep of outward appearances of dignity and restrain. Individuals were also supposed to uphold the law above all else, except God. In the middle classes, the idea of self-made men and entrepreneurship was born and this fostered the "American Dream".
Id say true bc it wouldn't make since if there wasn't
I read the whole poem but what is the question? I will be happy to answer it for you if you tell me the question.
