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Main Characters: The novel centers on a group of young people who represent different facets of the "wasted generation"—those who have been disillusioned by the aftermath of the war and are grappling with their future.Post-War Disillusionment: The story explores themes of disillusionment and the sense of aimlessness experienced by many young people in the wake of World War I. The characters struggle with the loss of traditional values and the search for new meaning in a rapidly changing world.Social and Moral Issues: The novel addresses various social and moral issues, including the impact of war on personal identity, societal expectations, and the quest for individual fulfillment.Character Development: Johnson’s narrative focuses on the development of the characters as they confront their personal and collective challenges. Their interactions and experiences highlight their struggles and growth.