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What does Eileen's comment about hardship reflect about her character?

Pragmatic & judgmental attitude

What do the foreign sailors in fur hats emphasise about the town?

Its insular nature & rare diversity

What does the 'powerful-looking' convent symbolise?

Dominance & control over the town

Why does Furlong feel relief despite knowing trouble awaits him?

He acted with integrity helping Sarah

What moral philosophy does Furlong express about helping others?

No point being alive without it

What does Furlong question about calling oneself a Christian?

Going against injustice bravely

When does Furlong experience profound joy?

Acting selflessly for Sarah

What conflicting emotions does Furlong have bringing Sarah home?

Fear outweighed by hope

What does 'cut the knees off those who still knelt' refer to?

Diminishing religious influence

What is Eileen's survival mindset about getting on in life?

Ignore things to keep going

How does Furlong view the nuns' power?

Only as much as people give them

Who reveals deeply buried truths according to the narrator?

Strangers/outsiders

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