Themes of power and control from "summary" of World's End by T. Coraghessan Boyle
The struggle for power and control is a universal theme that permeates throughout the pages of 'World's End.' The characters in the novel are constantly vying for dominance over one another, whether it be in their personal relationships, in their professional lives, or in their interactions with the natural world. This quest for power and control often leads to conflict, as characters clash in their attempts to assert their authority and assert their will. The theme of power and control is most prominently displayed in the character of Van Dyck, a wealthy landowner who exerts his influence over the other residents of the small town where the novel is set. Van Dyck's wealth and status give him a sense of...
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