Discuss the main theme from the short story Araby. Relate this theme to your personal and social values. (100-120) words.

One of the major arcs in “Araby” is the narrator’s movement from innocence to experience. As the story begins, the narrator is one of many neighborhood children who play daily; he describes “the career of our play” as they run all over from the starting point of their street. There are, however, hints of the adult world to come in the remnants left behind by the priest who used to live in the narrator’s house—particularly the “central apple-tree,” which in the story’s deeply Catholic context evokes humans’ biblical expulsion from the Garden of Eden.

i believe the correct answer would be d.   saying that he was robbed of track, makes it seem like he's blaming the school for not being able to keep the track program.   hope this !

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