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The "moral" of the story was exploring the idea of free will and whether or not it's "right" to forcfully take it away from someone, even if it's the will to do harm.
Also, it's humorous in a dark and satirical way. Both the novel and the film were very funny.
ive never seen the movie but i recently read the book. i dont understand who the mother of alex's son was meant to be and what the actual ''moral'' of the story was...
also i dont see how it was witty, funny or comical...
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Also, it's humorous in a dark and satirical way. Both the novel and the film were very funny.
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also i dont see how it was witty, funny or comical...