people, that Krebs is no longer the boy he was before the war. The innocent, involved boy gladly conforming to his family's and society's expectations is transformed into a hardened and emotionally calloused man. Krebs' family's and society's expectations themselves take on the life of his antagonist. Yet, we are left wondering: Can this be so? Can Kreb's society's expectations and values themselves, indeed our very own, be the antag
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