Find the idea worth arguing in Howards End.
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Themes
Come here when you know what happens in Howards End and need to say what it means. This is where the book stops being plot and starts becoming an argument.
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Themes
The ideas most worth talking about.
Theme summaries are being generated. This section will highlight the core ideas and motifs.
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