How does The Address depict multiple antagonistic forces? Consider Theodore, Melinda, Mr. Douglas, and broader society. Use textual evidence to support your answer.

Early on, Sara believes that America is a more “forgiving” place than England, where class distinctions are less rigid and limiting. Based on the details of her life, is she correct? Why or why not?

How does Davis’s choice to tell Sara’s and Bailey’s stories simultaneously affect the understanding of each woman’s experiences?