In 'Station Eleven,' by Emily St. John Mandel: How is Arthur's name significant? Who is Leander, for instance? Google it and find out, and think about how it relates to the novel. How is Miranda's name significant? Again, Google it and find out how the name appears in Shakespeare's plays, and think about how this might relate to the novel.

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14 January, 15:24

In 'Station Eleven,' by Emily St. John Mandel: How is Arthur's name significant? Who is Leander, for instance? Google it and find out, and think about how it relates to the novel. How is Miranda's name significant? Again, Google it and find out how the name appears in Shakespeare's plays, and think about how this might relate to the novel.

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Lainey Holder · Answer 1

Answer: Arthur Leander is the main character in the novel, station eleven. That is what makes him important. That is what makes him important and Leander is his surname. He dies while performing King Lear, and the Traveling Symphony performs Shakespeare's works.