In Ethan Frome is a story that is set on a Winter Night in the house hold of Ethan Frome. The narrator sets out to discover the life of a strange local named Ethan Frome, who died in a horrible accident twenty years ago.
After interviewing several villagers with little success, the narrator ultimately learns the facts of Ethan's "mash-up" (as the locals describe it) after a strong snowfall compels him to spend the night at the Frome family.
A narrator is someone who narrates stories. The narrator decides the story's point of view in a work of fiction. The narrative is considered to be in the first person if the narrator is a complete participant in the story's action. A third-person narrative is one given by a narrator who is not a character in the story.
Ethan Frome's main themes are silence, isolation, fantasy, and the consequences of living according to social rules. Wharton relies on personal experience to correlate her thematic messages.
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