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  It sharpens the contrast between Marie and Miss Ophelia. While Ophelia argues energetically with reasoned moral conviction, Marie resorts to vehemence—a raw, irrational display of emotion. This juxtaposition reinforces Stowe’s argument that moral courage lies in consistent, principled action, not in self-serving emotional theatrics.

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