Flatland

What is Hoffman's belief about the relatability of the characters in the novel?

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Hoffman believes that we are able to relate to the characters, as their experiences and emotions parallel our own. He notes that their own problems resemble ours, and that by viewing their world, we are better able to understand our own.

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