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How does the author utilize perspective, dialogue, or other narrative techniques to reveal the protagonist’s isolation? How do these authorial decisions influence the reader’s understanding of Håkan and the other characters?
How does the novel’s misunderstood central figure come to embody the theme of Myths of the West? How does Håkan’s view of adventure stories change after he becomes a living legend? In what ways do the myths about the Hawk distort the events of Håkan’s life?
In what ways is Håkan shaped by his search for belonging? What obstacles does he face in this struggle, and who offers him acceptance? How does this theme impact the story’s resolution and overall meaning?
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