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Madness and Reality in 'The King in Yellow'
This chapter explores the complex themes of madness and reality portrayed in Robert Chambers' 'The King in Yellow,' focusing on the protagonist's traumatic horse riding accident and its paradoxical role in character development. It examines the influence of the mysterious play on sanity, the philosophical implications of performance art, and how readers might misinterpret the narrative's construction of reality. Additionally, the discussion highlights the interplay between perception, alienation, and subjective truth in contemporary society.