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THEME. Like "The Strange-Looking Man," this story is pre-eminently one of idea. Written before the United States declared war against Germany, it none the less is of the Allied spirit. At the same time, it hints that Germany has an ideal. (See page 151: "a vision which it alone had understood. ") Would the same author probably hold in 1919 his original concept? Does his dénouement negate the ideal?
How is the "fear or desire" (page 145) bound up with the dénouement?