How did Stephan Crane use the naturalist style in his short story Maggie A girl of the streets?

Neutral and Objective

Explanation:

Stephan Crane is rated as a major proponent of naturalism in American literature. Naturalism in American literature focuses on to adopt neutral, objective tones. The characters are portrayed as victims of their environments and hereditary factors. Naturalist like Crane emphasizes the deterministic nature of human life rather than the free will of a human. In Crane stories, a character's fate is dictated by factors other than his own free will. In Maggie: A Girl of the Streets, the title character certainly falls victim to her environment and to hereditary factors. Her perception of Pete, her lover, is influenced by the destitution in which Maggie lived. She believes Pete to be a caring partner, but he is a good-for-nothing louse. Her mistreatment at the hands of her brother and mother also lead to her demise. The anonymous death of Maggie suggests nature's indifference toward her.