Describe the interaction at the beginning of act i, scene i, of beyond the horizon between robert and his brother, andrew. how does your impression of robert develop as he interacts with his brother at the start of the play?

Robert, at the beginning of the play, is describe as an Intelectual young, formal man. In contrast with his older brother, Andrew, who is a farmer. The relationship between them seems affective, but they are very different. Robert has an interest in assist to college, but his father doesn't find it important. Andrew doesn't understand that stuff either, but he supports his brother with his decisions. Robert is a little shy and dreaming, different from the rest of the family who are workers of the farm. In that scene, Robert will travel the next day and between the brothers, there is an emotional and playful goodbye.

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