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Paths of fate
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In O. Henry's short stories, the element of theatricality is very important, which is undoubtedly connected to the author's own fatalism, the belief in Chance or Fate. By freeing his characters from "global" reflections and decisions, O. Henry never diverts them from moral guidelines: in his small world, there are strict laws of ethics and humanity — even in those characters whose actions do not always align with the laws.
The reader involuntarily sympathizes with the heroes — the brave ones from adventurous stories about the Wild West, the romantic swindlers, the "little Americans" who are searching for their dream on the streets of the metropolis.
The reader involuntarily sympathizes with the heroes — the brave ones from adventurous stories about the Wild West, the romantic swindlers, the "little Americans" who are searching for their dream on the streets of the metropolis.
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