the epiphany that john has toward the end of the final paragraph ("...for was it not he, in his false pride and his evil imagination, who was filthy?") is a moment in which

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the epiphany that john has toward the end of the final paragraph ("...for was it not he, in his false pride and his evil imagination, who was filthy?") is a moment in which

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his judgment of himself as well as of others leads him to feel intense guilt

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