A bookreport of the story "Eveline" by James Joyce.

In the short story "Eveline" by James Joyce, the character undergoes many conflicts and decisions that affect her lifestyle. The general theme of the story is one of a major conflict between family and the pursuit of romance. The character Eveline is forced to decide between staying in her current situation and maintaining her sense of direction in her daily life or leaving her current life only on the promise of her lover to take …

…problem would be between the chores of a household and the carefree life of a frivolous relationship. The most severe impact that could be brought about on Eveline would be a possible regret over her decision, which is the greatest impact that can ever arise from such a situation. Joyce proves the values and problems of a life-altering decision, showing us readers what it would mean to be a person stretched beyond their emotional boundaries.