| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The narrator believes identity is immutable, and rooted in past and origins: he will always remain European, now a stranger in this strange land -- yet he also seeks to learn from Donald, and, ultimately literally seeks his approval. (His mother, too, was an outsider and foreigner, something she was especially keenly aware of during the war, but her situation necessitated (and her personality led
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