In D.H. Lawrence's "Lady Chatterley's Lover," the author explores the complexity of human experience and the impact of suppressing our intuitive knowledge. He suggests that individuals often choose to ignore their inner instincts, which leads to a disconnection from their true feelings and understanding. This deliberate act of willful ignorance creates a sense of dread and anxiety as one becomes increasingly aware of what they are avoiding.
This state of apprehension...