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Why is Roark, in The Fountainhead, able to ignore his true love for Dominique? How could he be indifferent to her for so long? Wouldn’t the rational man want to have her by his side through the many years of his struggle?
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Date: January 24th, 2011
Duration: 02:27
Topics: Fountainhead
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