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Gold Sovereign, 1838


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Great Britain, Gold Sovereign, 1838

The sovereign, the money Phil was offered in The Open Door not only represents financial stability but also the highly sought-after possibility of societal recognition and upward mobility in a society as rigid as the Victorian hierarchy. Specifically for Phil, a struggling clerk, earning the money by solving the "haunting" is a chance to gain respect and prove his worth in a world that often dismisses individuals with his status and reputation. 

Tom Mulvaney, 2005

 

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3. Gallery for "The Open Door" (Riddell, 1882)

Date


2005

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Submitted by Teagan Kolenbrander on Wed, 12/11/2024 - 18:28

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