Ethan Frome
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Letto da:
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Christopher Ragland
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Edith Wharton
‘They stood together in the gloom of the spruces, an empty world glimmering about them wide and gray under the stars.’
Published in 1911 and later adapted for the big screen, Ethan Frome is a haunting account of isolation, confinement and the tension between duty and freedom.
Set during a bleak and unforgiving winter in Massachusetts, our titular character Ethan Frome leads a life of quiet drudgery. Surrounded by desolate farms in the New England mountains, and trapped in a loveless marriage with no means to escape, Frome resigns to misery – until an unexpected spark of hope arrives in the form of Mattie Silver, Ethan’s wife’s young and vivacious cousin. But, as Ethan soon comes to discover, desire comes at a cost and comes with irrevocable consequences. Quietly devastating and rich in psychological insight, Ethan Frome is a stark and unforgettable portrait of passion crushed by responsibility and circumstance.
Edith Wharton (1862 – 1937) was an American designer, novelist and short story writer. Renowned for his portrayal of upper-class New York aristocracy in the Gilded Age in her work, Warton was the first woman to win the Pulitzer Prize for Fiction with her acclaimed novel, The Age of Innocence (1920). She is still widely read to this day.