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* WriteWhatYouKnow: There's a reason the book is almost always referred to as a "(semi-)autobiographical novel."
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretations: Is Gabriel a hypocritical, domineering coward through and through, unable to control his physical appetites and too self-absorbed to take the blame for his own actions, or is he a broken man with genuinely deep convictions who had a moment of weakness, was too afraid to ask for help, and is now driven by guilt and shame to lash out at those around him?
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* HarsherInHindsight: The book concludes with Baldwin's AuthorAvatar John having just converted, frightened but hopeful about his new religious life and determined to give it his best shot. The scene takes on a more cynical light, however, when you learn that Baldwin himself left the faith just two years after converting, and remained disillusioned with the Church for the rest of his life.
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* HarsherInHindsight: The book concludes with Baldwin's AuthorAvatar John [[spoiler: having just converted, frightened but hopeful about his new religious life and determined to give it his best shot. shot.]] The scene takes on a more cynical light, however, when you learn that Baldwin himself left the faith just two years after converting, and remained disillusioned with the Church for the rest of his life.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretations: Is Gabriel a hypocritical, domineering coward through-and-through, through and through, unable to control his physical appetites and too self-absorbed to take the blame for his own actions, or is he a broken man with genuinely deep convictions who had a moment of weakness, was too afraid to ask for help, and is now driven by guilt and shame to lash out at those around him?
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretations: Is Gabriel a hypocritical, domineering coward through-and-through, unable to control his physical appetites and too self-absorbed to take the blame for his own actions, or is he a broken man with genuinely deep convictions who had a moment of weakness, was too afraid to ask for help, and is now driven by guilt and shame to lash out at those around him?
* HarsherInHindsight: The book concludes with Baldwin's AuthorAvatar John having just converted, frightened but hopeful about his new religious life and determined to give it his best shot. The scene takes on a more cynical light, however, when you learn that Baldwin himself left the faith just two years after converting, and remained disillusioned with the Church for the rest of his life.
* WriteWhatYouKnow: There's a reason the book is almost always referred to as "(semi-)autobiographical novel."
* HarsherInHindsight: The book concludes with Baldwin's AuthorAvatar John having just converted, frightened but hopeful about his new religious life and determined to give it his best shot. The scene takes on a more cynical light, however, when you learn that Baldwin himself left the faith just two years after converting, and remained disillusioned with the Church for the rest of his life.
* WriteWhatYouKnow: There's a reason the book is almost always referred to as "(semi-)autobiographical novel."
