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When Margarete comes back in her room, she feels like something is not right and is frightened. She sings ''Thule'', a ballad written by Goethe in 1774. | When Margarete comes back in her room, she feels like something is not right and is frightened. She sings ''Thule'', a ballad written by Goethe in 1774. | ||
It is metnioned that Margarete's room is very neat. This is because of her mother. She bascially has to keep the house. She knows what is expected of her so she does it without compliant. She strived to do her best and as long as she has "a lifelong striving towards greater and greater realms of knowledge, action and feeling; and those who stay true to this call, even when they stumble into excesses and error will not go unrewarded by God"(Champagne). | |||
The floors were scattered with sand after cleaning:'Scatter the sand on the floor, housewifely, in a pattern?" (579, 2501) | The floors were scattered with sand after cleaning:'Scatter the sand on the floor, housewifely, in a pattern?" (579, 2501) | ||