3. Think about the young women in “Eveline” and “The Train from Rhodesia.” Reread the final sentence in “Eveline” on page 135. Then reread the young woman’s response after her husband gives her the lion in “The Train from Rhodesia” on page 158 (the sentence that begins “She was looking…”). What do the two women have in common? Explain your answer, using the stories as support.

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Ooo ooo I read Eveline! Unfortunately I haven't read The Train from Rhodesia but I'll give you a brief character description of Eveline to give you a head start. Eveline is basically someone who constantly feels like she needs to be somewhere else (specifically with her love interest on a boat headed to Buenos Aires) but is chained to where she is by her commitment to her late mother's last wishes. So I could best describe her as ambitious, uncertain, and loyal. Maybe one of those things apply to the woman in the other story. Hope this helped.