A New England Nun
Cesar the Dog
a hermit and a dog who proves that dogs grow to be like their owners.
Louisa Ellis
is the metaphorical "New England Nun" in the title of the story and the nun metaphor is a reference to her life of solitude.
Joe's Mother
Although not a developed character in her own right, she serves an important role in the story as the catalyst for the meeting of Joe and Lily, who is her carer.
Mary E. Wilkins Freeman
Author of "A New England Nun"
regionalism
Louisa's space being put on a pedestal is an example of ________________.
solitude
Louisa's comfort in her __________ may have been difficult for audiences of that time
Joe Dagget
Louisa's fiance' in the beginning of the story
domestic
Louisa's natural world includes her_________ practices
Lily Dyer
takes care of Joe Dagget's mother and finds herself falling in love with Joe the more time they spend together.
Lesson of A New England Nun
woman may be solitary and successful