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Symbolism In The Curse Of The Wendigo

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In the book,"curse of the wendigo",Dr. Warthrop chose to defend his friend,Dr. Chandler,from the accusation that he is a wendigo despite the evidence to support the accusation.I personally would not have defended Dr. Chandler. Dr. Warthrop's disbelief in the creature caused him to come to the conclusion that he could not have been a wendigo. I believe even if the evidence had been false Dr. Warthrop should not have defended him. Dr. Chandler murdered his own wife and those who worked in the house she lived in.Regardless of whether it was madness or him becoming a beast,he is a killer and defending him only makes it seem like Dr. Warthrop is okay with it. Dr. Warthrop was so firm in his belief that he refused to see the evidence was beyond reasonable

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