That Was Then, This is Now

What are the limitations and drawbacks to marks freedom?

It’s one of the discussion questions for that was then this is now which is before the outsider in the book. I am not really sure about the difference between limitations and drawbacks.

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Mark is a complex character. He has no regard for laws or rules. He loves Bryon more than anyone in the world, considering him his only family left. However, he also has no sense of morality, and has no problem selling drugs to children. He becomes even more dangerous after he goes to jail at the end of the book.

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