In the short story “Araby” written by James Joyce’s he writes about young religious catholic boy that is going through puberty and is going though mixed emotions of love that he has with a young women. In the story, religion plays a big roll for the young boy and his exploring mind that changes the way he realizes the truth inside love. Joyce describes the young boys school as “blind” because it is at a dead end and doesn’t have a connection with anyone around. The boy is implied as also being blinded in learning new emotions about himself. He verbally expresses, “my body was like a harp and her words and gestures were like fingers running upon the wires.” The boy was bursting of emotions towards her and didn’t know if he would
