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Chapter 14, Chapters 120 - 122 Summary
Chapter 120. For the first time, there is observable political unrest. There are public demonstrations, which may or may not be viewed as being a problem. The gathered crowd has decided that it is against His Highness Count Leinsdorf. During these, Herr Arnheim is viewed by the public as representing Germany rather than Prussia. Ulrich watches from the distance; he is in a high place but does not have the responsibility for controlling this situation. Ulrich has another of his ideas, which the narrator lets readers in on. Ulrich believes that individuals can do wonderfully with life, but there this is some kind of control that the individual must give up in order for it to work.
Chapter 121: Talking man to man. This chapter begins on page 415. Ulrich goes to visit Diotima and finds that she is not in. He also discovers that Herr Arnheim...
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