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Robertson Davies shows the very different spirituslities of dunstan and boy. Boy Staunton’s character is conveniently illustrated in the sugar he produces: sweet and delectable at the first taste, but unfilling and sickening in excessive amounts without any real substance. Boy’s priorities in life concern earning money and flaunting it to impress others. Dunstan, on the other hand, cares little of his own appearance and much about the well-being of others and understanding more deeply his own spirituality. ...
The lives of the saints have captivated Dunstan’s interest since he was a young child. His curiosity and skill as an hagiographer earned him considerable fame, but Dunstan certainly did not write his books on saints to become famous or to gain enormous wealth. A spirituality resides within Dunstan that influences all facets of his life. The spiritual character of Dunstan goes well beyond his infatuation with the saints. The deceitful art of magic may not seem very spiritual, but there is something about it that astounds Dunstan.
Approximate Word count = 843
Approximate Pages = 3.4
(250 words per page double spaced)
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