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Raina Petkoff and her Cover-up.
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Miguel A. Hernández Calderón Section 101 Dr. Ferracane Advanced English Thursday, 23 October 2003 Raina Petkoff and her Cover-up Bernard Shaw's works make us doubt principles and ideals, which we accepted without a question. The economic status of the Petkoff's is one of wealth, and the fact that they are rich makes us think of a well-mannered and educated family, especially the young girl. The young girl should give us a sense of nobility and in fact she does in this story. The young girl in "Arms and the Man" gives us the impression that she is an ideal daughter, lover and citizen. But is she really? This girl tries to portray this stereotypical personality but proves not to be quite the noble girl she plays. At a certain point she sees herself in a very compromising position and is forced to change. As the play begins and we start getting to know this girl, Raina Petkoff...
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