It is what prompts life and encourages new thought. Victor’s fallacy of blindness keeps him from seeing the truly beautiful but opens doors to feeling true beauty in a much deeper and richer way. Dorothy’s fallacy or “stigmata” makes her unique and different. She is to be treasured for her quirks because she is not a carbon copy of everyone else. In a meager ten minutes, Howe prods an audience to consider one of society’s greatest questions—what is beauty? Through his strong characters, imagery, and symbolism the genuine is more beautiful then the desired, he faulty is not to be tossed out, it is
It is what prompts life and encourages new thought. Victor’s fallacy of blindness keeps him from seeing the truly beautiful but opens doors to feeling true beauty in a much deeper and richer way. Dorothy’s fallacy or “stigmata” makes her unique and different. She is to be treasured for her quirks because she is not a carbon copy of everyone else. In a meager ten minutes, Howe prods an audience to consider one of society’s greatest questions—what is beauty? Through his strong characters, imagery, and symbolism the genuine is more beautiful then the desired, he faulty is not to be tossed out, it is