Enrique felt a successful man needed no imagination at all.
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In "The Lacuna" by Barbara Kingsolver, the character Enrique expresses a controversial belief that a truly successful man relies solely on his achievements rather than on creativity or imagination. This perspective suggests that practical skills and concrete accomplishments are the foundation of success, making imagination seem unnecessary for those who wish to thrive in their pursuits.
This viewpoint challenges traditional notions that value creativity and artistic vision as essential components of...
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