Venice seems to bring out a flurry of emotions in Twain. He is at first disappointed then excited, and in Chapter 23, eventually bored. Why is Twain eventually bored?

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Asked by Cat on 29 Jul 01:17

Last updated by Cat on 29 Jul 01:51

Answered by Cat on 29 Jul 01:51

Twain eventually becomes overwhelmed by the sheer amount of history surrounding him. It all begins to run together, and ennui is the result.