Flights: A Novel
In what way does the theme of regret appear within the story of Van Horssen and his mentor Verheyen?
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As Verheyen's phantom pain increases, he becomes desperate and his writings reflect his Existential crisis brought on by the severe pain he is experiencing. Verheyen’s notes are a string of questions without answers: “Why am I in pain?” “Are we perhaps condemned to wholeness?” “Is my pain God?” and “What have I been looking for?” (211).