The Use of Comedy and Landmarks as Symbols in the Novel

In this chapter, they discuss the use of comedy in the novel and how it alleviates some of the suffering. They also explore the significance of London as the setting and how landmarks, specifically the Post Office Tower, serve as symbols that reflect the moral psychology of the characters. The Post Office Tower is analyzed as a dual symbol, representing both high and low eros, and its potential to change the course of events in the novel. The chapter ends with a reflection on the author's moral responsibility as a writer.