<Tab/>In Good Morning Midnight Jean Rhys explores a claustrophobic kind of exile in Sasha Jenson who has been sent back to Paris. Aimless wanders through Paris, the site of the dissolution of her marriage and the death of her child, trying halfheartedly to reestablish a life. <Tab/>Sasha's past, with it's memories of extreme poverty, love, and betrayal, threads it's way through her present (she studiously …
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…have a haunting atmosphere or a feeling of being on the edge of reality, which means she was living in a world of her illusion till she find the false of reality. Work Cited: - Lukacs, George. "The Ideology of Modernism." The critical Tradition: Classic Text and Contemporary Trends. Ed. David H. Richter. New York: St.Martin's P,1989.596-611. - Rhys, Jean.Good Morning Midnight. London, England . Penguin Books Ltd , 1939. <Tab/>