am an outsider in my own country.
In Philip K. Dick's novel, "The Man in the High Castle," the author explores themes of identity and alienation through the experiences of characters living in a world altered by a different outcome of World War II. The phrase "I am an outsider in my own country" encapsulates the profound sense of disconnection that individuals feel in their own homeland, shaped by oppressive political regimes and cultural changes. This feeling of...
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