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How does Douglas’s insight about his own aliveness fit into the book’s theme on The Magic of Ordinary Things?
How and why does Leo Auffmann’s Happiness Machine make people sad? Why does Lena Auffmann want the machine gone?
What makes tennis shoes so important to Douglas? Explain how his way of purchasing a pair shows his creativity and demonstrates his good character.
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