According to chegg.com, epiphany is the point in a work of literature where a character has a sudden insight or realization that changes his or her understanding. Many characters in John Cheever’s short stories come to a realization. However, many of them do not come across epiphany. There are many characters who show and do not show epiphany in “The Season of Divorce”, and “Reunion”.
“The Season of Divorce” by John Cheever does not show sudden, intelligent idea of one character in the story which is Dr. Trencher. As Dr. Trencher follows Ethel to different parks shows that he is trying to fulfill his desires. After, hanging out with Ethel for a period of time Dr. Trencher ends up falling in love with her and one could say she fell in love
“The Season of Divorce” by John Cheever does not show sudden, intelligent idea of one character in the story which is Dr. Trencher. As Dr. Trencher follows Ethel to different parks shows that he is trying to fulfill his desires. After, hanging out with Ethel for a period of time Dr. Trencher ends up falling in love with her and one could say she fell in love