The Great Divorce, Chapters 12–14
How is it possible that Sarah Smith made the men who met her love their wives better?
Why does the Dwarf speak through a Tragedian? What does this say about his character?
How can someone use pity to blackmail others? How can evil hold all joy at ransom?
Why is Hell "too small" for Sarah?
Why does MacDonald emphasize that the narrator's experience was only a dream?
How is it possible that Sarah Smith made the men who met her love their wives better?
Why does the Dwarf speak through a Tragedian? What does this say about his character?
How can someone use pity to blackmail others? How can evil hold all joy at ransom?
Why is Hell "too small" for Sarah?
Why does MacDonald emphasize that the narrator's experience was only a dream?
