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Which three stories share central themes with The Painter?

Mother & Son, The Red Door, The Hermit

What is the central conflict in all four stories?

Individual freedom vs. community conformity

Why does the boy in The Painter become an outsider?

Exceptional talent & physical beauty

What pronouns do the narrators use to show community identification?

"Us" and "we"

What do The Painter and The Existence of the Hermit both function as?

Cautionary tales

What must non-conforming characters ultimately do in both stories?

Leave the community

What is the rejection in these communities based on?

Difference itself, not moral wrongdoing

What theme do The Red Door and Mother and Son primarily explore?

Living in constant fear of non-conformity

What do narrators do despite recognising community problems?

Overlook or ignore the issues

What do all four stories suggest is necessary?

Change in community tolerance & norms

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