Throughout the book, alienation is presented as a theme. Wilhelm is the most striking example of this alienation. Part 1) How is Wilhelm alienated in this story? To what extent is it his own doing and to what extent is it thrust upon him by the other characters? Why do you think this? Cite specific examples from the text. Part 2) Many characters in this book are also alienated in their own way. Discuss the characters of Dr. Adler and Tamkin and analyze how they are alienated. Use specific examples from the text. Part 3) Alienation has a powerful effect on the motivations of our characters. How does alienation affect Wilhelm in the story? Do you think the story would be different if he were not alienated? How would it change?
Throughout the book, alienation is presented as a theme. Wilhelm is the most striking example of this alienation.
Part 1) How...
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