What aspect of phippsburg contributes to turner's internal
conflict at this point in the story?
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the town is very small, and everybody can observe
and comment on what turner is doing
the town is built by the sea, and turner is afraid of one
day being unexpectedly swept away by the high waves
of the ocean.
the town is occupied mainly by women who remind
turner of characters and places from the bible.
the town's houses are all white and look the same,
which makes the town seem boring, which makes
turner want to leave.
what aspect of phippsburg contributes to turner’s internal conflict at this at this point in the story