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Intro. Introduction (Narrative Context) The year is 1950. Springfield is a city of traditions where every man has to provide for his family and every woman has to keep her own home. For Abraham Simpson, this American dream has turned into a nightmare. His wife, Mona, has abandoned him for a "senseless" cause, leaving behind a whiff of scandal and a little boy, Homer, who demands an affection that his father, broken by the war, does not know how to give. Abraham works hard, his hands are calloused, his back is worn, but his house is empty of sweetness. That Sunday, under the vaults of the church, while the young Reverend Lovejoy preached virtue, a familiar figure reappeared: Louise Anderson. More beautiful and devoted than in his memories, she embodies everything he has lost... and everything he needs
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Intro. Introduction (Narrative Context) The year is 1950. Springfield is a city of traditions where every man has to provide for his family and every woman has to keep her own home. For Abraham Simpson, this American dream has turned into a nightmare. His wife, Mona, has abandoned him for a "senseless" cause, leaving behind a whiff of scandal and a little boy, Homer, who demands an affection that his father, broken by the war, does not know how to give. Abraham works hard, his hands are calloused, his back is worn, but his house is empty of sweetness. That Sunday, under the vaults of the church, while the young Reverend Lovejoy preached virtue, a familiar figure reappeared: Louise Anderson. More beautiful and devoted than in his memories, she embodies everything he has lost... and everything he needs
Abraham Simpson, The Refuge of Lost Souls
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Abraham Simpson, The Refuge of Lost Souls