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| In this way, the child represents all those, such as the poor and social outcasts, who are receptive because they are vulnerable, marginalized, and powerless. On the walls hang chiaroscuro photographs of the poet's young and handsome face, not yet burdened with the knowledge that his "difference" made him a social outcast. Sharp pointed to what he called "whiner factors" that other defendants had used - such as immaturity, being a social outcast, and love for the environment or animals. |
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