Kaitlin
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Having finished this novel a while back, I'm curious to hear how the readers of "Blue Angel" perceive Professor Swenson. Is he a hero of his own making because he finally escaped what he perceived as an intolerable personal and professional situation? Is he a villain for engaging in what he actively recognized as misconduct? Or is he simply human for misinterpreting his circumstances and accepting the consequences?
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Karen
Tragic hero. He saw it coming. Accepted his fate. Tried to weasel out of it, and so, profoundly human. A villain? Did he mean anyone any harm? No. Was his conduct premeditated? No. I don't think so.
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Mar 04, 2019 08:31AM · flag