The Face of Another

Main Ideas

• Exploration of identity and self-perception through the physical transformation of the protagonist.
• Theme of alienation and isolation arising from changes in appearance and perception by others.
• Psychological tension and internal conflict caused by the loss of the former self and attempts to adapt to a new appearance.
• Critique of society and its superficial perception of people based on appearance.
• Existential reflections on what makes a person who they are and how external changes affect the inner essence.