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In part, Press Enter is a cautionary tale about how computers mysteriously control our modern lives. However, the story is much more complex than a mere reminder that new technology means new dangers for people affected by the technology: It is a story of wounded lives trying to heal themselves in an environment that is hostile to individual needs. A good discussion probably should not begin with the cautionary aspects of Press Enter , but should instead focus on the characters and how they each represent different aspects of individuality and conformity. For example, the police detective, while a secondary character, nonetheless exemplifies the belief that the individual mind can solve mysteries and triumph over evil. Because of this, his death resonates with meaning for the idea that any one person can solve modern problems.
1. Why would Apfel choose to return to a prison-like life after all...
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