What does the line, "Then she would be married-she, Eveline. People would treat her with respect then," imply about Eveline's unmarried life and how she was treated by the people around her? What does it reveal about the society she lived in?
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Eveline” addresses the subject of death both literally, as when Eveline lists off the people in her life who have died, and figuratively, in several other life events that become metaphors for death. She seems to be very aware of death, and the fact that she has been left behind, either by people dying or leaving.