A literal question for this excerpt would be: Who brought a radio-jammer from a head-shop?
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By comparing Adèle to a heroine of days long past, Chopin makes clear that Adèle represents the idealized version of womanhood, which sets her up as foil for Edna, who has neither the desire nor the capacity to attain such status.
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