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The importance of the Rectangle in the novel are: focal point of earthly depravation, focal point of man's low sinful state, and contrast for evaluation of one's own spiritual properties. It is a place that has become an important part of every character's life and routine; and where he or she is able to mingle with other people, make trade, avail of services and behave or be tested in his relationship with others. In the novel, the Rectangle is referred to an area surrounded by saloons; it was the property that was bought by Virginia using her inheritance money. Another similar structure in the story which is very similar to Rectangle is the Settlement.
In general, the most common theme that ran through these eras was a sense of excitement about the future, especially in the world or arts. People were becoming autonomous.
"Consequently, some students have become so frustrated with the long lines that they have resorted to patronizing the vending machines" and "Those of us who take part in after-school activities or have jobs often don’t get home until late in the evening. Then we are usually too exhausted to put our best effort into our homework."
Government control people
