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Trancredi: Hope And Flag Change
Trancredi means if one thing change such as the king or the flag change, everything will change too, such as people need to keep balance they will change their side. He see himself fits in the world when he try to fight for it, and he doesn’t want to wait for other people to catch him and put him in prison and wait for death. And when he left home, he felt there is hope and he has power. Don Fabrizio did not think his nephew can change things, but he was still happy for him. And his wife cannot give everything he want, he thought he cannot fit in his wife’s world, and he thought his wife just gave him seven children. And he thought it is not fair for him to confess. There was class change and the middle class wanted to replace the upper class

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