* Position: Eveline is a young woman who lives in Dublin with her father and brother. She works as a clerk in a shop, and she is expected to help her family with the household chores. She is not happy with her life, and she dreams of escaping to a new land.
* Treatment: Eveline is treated well by her family and friends, but she feels trapped by her circumstances. She is expected to conform to the traditional role of women in Irish society, and she feels that she has no freedom to make her own choices.
* Frustrations: Eveline is frustrated by her lack of freedom and opportunity. She wants to be able to travel and experience the world, but she is afraid to leave her family and friends behind. She is also frustrated by the fact that she is not able to express her true feelings and desires.
* Dreams: Eveline dreams of escaping to a new land, where she can be free to make her own choices. She imagines herself living in a beautiful place, with a loving husband and children.
Araby:
* Position: Araby is a young boy who lives in Dublin with his family. He is a sensitive and imaginative boy, and he is fascinated by the world around him. He is particularly drawn to the exotic sights and sounds of the Orient.
* Treatment: Araby is treated well by his family and friends, but he feels like an outsider. He does not fit in with the other boys in his neighborhood, and he is often teased for being different.
* Frustrations: Araby is frustrated by his inability to fit in. He wants to be like the other boys, but he is afraid to be himself. He is also frustrated by the fact that he cannot always understand the world around him.
* Dreams: Araby dreams of traveling to the Orient, where he can escape the narrow confines of his everyday life. He imagines himself experiencing new and exotic things, and he dreams of finding a place where he can truly belong.
Both Eveline and Araby are frustrated by their lack of freedom and opportunity. They both dream of escaping to a new land, where they can be free to be themselves. They are also both treated well by their family and friends, but they feel like outsiders. They do not fit in with the people around them, and they are often teased for being different.