Spoon River Anthology: resumen de Voltaire Johnson
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In Voltaire Johnson, the speaker accuses Spoon River of cruelty, stupidity, and punishment for disobedience, presenting his attacks as responses to mistreatment. He contrasts possible inner peace with his defiant stance, claiming the protection of Truth and laughing at those who resent his power.
Qué sucede
- Voltaire Johnson asks why others hurt and stifle him if they do not want him to expose their faults.
- He describes cruelty as nails he pulls out and throws back at his attackers.
- He links starvation for disobedience to his efforts to weaken their tyranny.
- He says he might share William Wordsworth’s serenity without their interference.
- He accuses Spoon River of cowardice and pictures himself laughing within a circle drawn by Truth’s sword.

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En qué fijarte
The question ties repression directly to resistance. It sums up his claim that the community provokes the opposition it condemns.
Comprobación rápida
Whom does the speaker name as a model of inner serenity?

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