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Was Marcus Right About His Cardboard Self?

When Marcus meets up with his cardboard self, he confronts it, saying that he is afraid. He is not just afraid of revealing his true feelings to others, he's also afraid of lonliness. So was he right about his cardboard self?

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In context, yes he was right about his cardboard self, and his cardboard self serves as a manifestation of his inner feelings and sense of loneliness.

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