This study examines Alice Munro's short story "Queenie", and how the female characters cope with grief and solitude. The study come across that the female protagonist of the short narrative felt lonely and unhappy throughout. The Study finds out that other works ascribed to the same author have common narrative elements. The story structures show how the protagonist's emotions of loneliness lead to her ultimate satisfaction. This Paper employs a structuralist technique, focusing on Tzvetan Todorov's Narratology theory. The story's analysis reveals a continuous narrative structure in which the protagonist's emotions of loneliness are turned into the realisation of her ambitions and objectives.
Ahmed,K M . (2023). The Impact of Loneliness on the Growth of Romantic Intimacy in Alice Munro’s Story "Queenie&q. Journal of Language Studies, 7(1), 29-42.
MLA
Ahmed,K M . "The Impact of Loneliness on the Growth of Romantic Intimacy in Alice Munro’s Story "Queenie&q", Journal of Language Studies, 7, 1, 2023, 29-42.
HARVARD
Ahmed K M. (2023). 'The Impact of Loneliness on the Growth of Romantic Intimacy in Alice Munro’s Story "Queenie&q', Journal of Language Studies, 7(1), pp. 29-42.
CHICAGO
K M Ahmed, "The Impact of Loneliness on the Growth of Romantic Intimacy in Alice Munro’s Story "Queenie&q," Journal of Language Studies, 7 1 (2023): 29-42,
VANCOUVER
Ahmed K M. The Impact of Loneliness on the Growth of Romantic Intimacy in Alice Munro’s Story "Queenie&q. JLS. 2023;7(1):29-42.
