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but I don't think we have addressed it as explicitly as we
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would with this book.
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The book is set in an insane asylum.
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There is no way to avoid insanity.
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At first glance that might seem like a very straightforward assertion.
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However, the very sense of omnipresent madness in the book is
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one that, I think, ropes this book very neatly into the
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argument of Professor Hungerford's syllabus.
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I think it's an intensification of most of the themes we've studied so far,
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for example the Identity Plot.
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I think it's a very unique manifestation of the Identity Plot,
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because the people in the insane asylum are perhaps one of the most