When someone goes against behavioral constraints, others make an excuse for that persons actions by calling them sick or crazy in order for them to not have to question their own conformed way of thinking, which is why the narrator often considers Krespel "mad" and is never able to see eye to eye with him. ... Which gives reason to interpret that Krespel, at length, did understand how people thought of him, which is why he did not invite any townspeople to the house-warming because he did not want a room full of people only amused by his creation who would never understand, but rathe...

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When someone goes against behavioral constraints, others make an excuse for that persons actions by calling them sick or crazy in order for them to not have to question their own conformed way of thinking, which is why the narrator often considers Krespel "mad" and is never able to see eye to eye with him. ... Which gives reason to interpret that Krespel, at length, did understand how people thought of him, which is why he did not invite any townspeople to the house-warming because he did not want a room full of people only amused by his creation who would never understand, but rathe...

• Word Count: 2844
• Approx Pages: 11