Value of friendship from "summary" of Hard Times by Charles Dickens
In Coketown, a place where utilitarianism reigns supreme, the value of friendship is often overlooked and dismissed as unnecessary sentimentality. Characters like Mr. Gradgrind and Mr. Bounderby emphasize the importance of facts and logic, believing that emotions have no place in the rational world they have constructed. However, as the story unfolds, we see that true friendship can bring warmth and comfort in the midst of cold, hard realities. The bond between Stephen Blackpool and Rachael is a shining example of this. Despite their difficult circumstances, they find solace in each other's company and offer support in times of need. Their friendship transcends social barriers and provides a glimpse of humanity amidst the industrial dehumanization of Coketown.
Similarly, the relationship between Louisa Gradgrind and Sissy Jupe highlights the transformative...
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