Analyzing Psychological Motivations in 'The Prestige'

The chapter delves deeply into the psychological motivations of the characters in 'The Prestige', focusing on self-hatred, self-identity, and the obsessive nature of the main characters. It dissects Angier's motivations, his self-loathing, and his twisted perception of achieving the best magic trick possible. The discussion also examines Borden's internal conflict, guilt, and the theme of duality between the twin brothers, highlighting their struggles with identity and morality.