In Philip K. Dick's "The Man in the High Castle," Juliana observes the tension within a character driven by an intense sense of idealism. She perceives this idealism as the root of his bitterness, suggesting that his high expectations from life lead to a constant state of dissatisfaction. This emotional turmoil manifests as a restlessness that keeps him perpetually on the move, unable to settle or find peace.
Juliana's reflections highlight...