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| | The Destructors vs. Paul's Case |
 | | In, “The Destructors,” by Graham Greene, the theme of impersonality is embedded in the story in complex, perhaps hesitant, ways, reflected by Trevor’s own ambivalence towards the house. |
 | | Trevor persuades the gang to destroy the house he oddly enough admires: he finds the interior of the house 'beautiful', and by is particularly impressed the old staircase and 'the opposite forces' which prevent it collapsing. |
 | | The author, Willa Cather, renders this main theme by her insinuations of the character, by the point of view she chooses to illuminate Paul’s characteristics, and by key symbols that contribute to the overall work. |
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