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From: Monarch Notes
Date: 19630101
Author:Wells, H. G.

Wells, H. G.
Monarch Notes
01-01-1963
Character Analysis

George And Edward Ponderevo:

It should be recognized immediately that H. G. Wells casts himself in the
role of George Ponderevo, employing him as a vehicle for his criticism of life
and society. George passes much of his boyhood at Bladesover, a great country
house, where he has the opportunity to become increasingly aware of the
shallowness of the aristocratic code and the woeful narrowness of class
consciousness. From his Bladesover days, George enters the world with an
ethical code to which he himself is not always faithful. His ...

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