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What does Redmond mean when he says that Wallace is "the possessor of an inestimable privilege or the victim of a fantastic dream"?
What does Redmond mean when he says that Wallace is "the possessor of an inestimable privilege or the victim of a fantastic dream"?
Discuss the structure of The Door in the Wall in terms of setting and point of view.
Discuss the structure of The Door in the Wall in terms of setting and point of view.
How does The Door in the Wall fit into the science fiction genre? What elements of the story in particular incorporate the science fiction genre?
How does The Door in the Wall fit into the science fiction genre? What elements of the story in particular incorporate the science fiction genre?
Discuss what the book of realities symbolizes, both in terms of Wallace's experience in the garden and the overall theme of the story.
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