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THE WAVE: STUDY GUIDE / LITERARY CRITICISM
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The main protagonists in this novel create the most obvious plot structure:
the intertwined narratives of student Laurie Sanders and teacher Ben Ross,
the former resisting the Wave for the sake of her own individualism, the
latter creating the Wave and becoming a prisoner of its momentum. It is
through these two characters that all the action of the novel is witnessed.
The choice of these two characters in..........
The main theme in the novel is the appeal of fascism and how it can
take root in unexpected, even seductive, ways. On a broader level, this
theme may be interpreted as the struggle in society between the values
of the community - in fascism's case, the state - and that of individuals.
Clearly, the novel brings home the point that a society that values individual
will is more...........
The theme of individualism and the role of the minority is similarly
portrayed in the expected fashion: the individual is a good figure and...........
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