The Europeans

Set in mid-19th century New England, the narrative explores the cultural clash between European tourists Eugenia Münster and Felix Young and their American relatives. As they navigate their differing perspectives, Felix becomes enamored with the Wentworth family, particularly the daughters, while valuing his independence. In contrast, Eugenia's attitude reflects a more complex response to their new environment. The story humorously examines themes of identity, family dynamics, and the transition between old and new worlds.