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unfulfillment

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See: nonperformance


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To some degree, it's clear that for Wilkins not reaching the NBA - as did Ridnour, Brandon, Brooks and Lee - left a sense of unfulfillment, as if that left his Oregon legacy incomplete.
The novels balance these risks of unfulfillment and hostility with a theme of healing love represented most powerfully by Bloom: love creates attachments to family, home, and mythical heritage, the only hope for humanizing our lives and history.
He is left in intellectual isolation, and the closeting of a significant part of his own philosophy is a source of gnawing frustration and unfulfillment.
 
 
 
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