Comparisons with Crichton's Other Work (Scottish Highers English): Flashcards

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Comparisons with Crichton's Other Work
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3 stories sharing themes with The Painter

Mother & Son, The Red Door, Existence of the Hermit

Main theme in all 4 stories

Individuals struggling against restrictive communities

Central conflict in all 4 stories

Individual fulfillment vs. community conformity demands

Why boy becomes outsider in The Painter

Exceptional talent & beauty mark him as different

What separates hermit from community

His unconventional lifestyle

Narrative pronouns used in both stories

'We' & 'us' - narrators identify with community

Fate of non-conformers in Painter & Hermit stories

Must leave the community

What Painter & Hermit stories function as

Cautionary tales about breaking conformity rules

How Red Door & Mother & Son differ

Characters live in fear of failing to conform, not cast out

Overall message about change

Change necessary; current divide leaves no one content

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