McDowell and his different sides.
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McDowell and his different sides.
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Even though it was hidden in the beginning of the book, he had to have a compassionate side to be a successful doctor.
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As a surgeon, he served the society for many years. He was an honest doctor. He built a hospital in Nepal for the poor people.
While roaming from place to place like a fugitive, he used his musical talent and earned his living. People recognized his musical talent and gathered in plenty for his music show.
He climbed most of the mountain peaks on the Himalayas. Plus, he climbed many mountains in the United States. It was his favorite hobby.
He was a philanthropist. He built a hospital in Nepal for the poor people. He was interested to become the president of The College of Surgeons. He wanted to serve society as a doctor.
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I think he could not be a true father or a professional as long as he lacked empathy and kindness. He became a true philanthropist by the end of his run. At the moment when he saved Kitsy's life, he could not care less about who he was or should be. His egocentrism vanished.cristinaro wrote: ↑09 Nov 2018, 10:27 Interesting question! My idea is that all the roles he performs in the novel are actually subordinate to his main characteristic, his egocentrism. He can never be truly a father or a surgeon or a musician if he lacks humanity and empathy.
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His music side was also quite important. When he was living on the streets, it was his only talent with which he could try and make some money. He met a lot of people with his music.
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as only these two things were with him till the very end.