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What impact does Scheisskopf's consistent obsession with parades have on his personal life and relationships, especially in light of his wife's infidelities?
Scheisskopf's persistent fixation on parades resurfaces with each promotion, highlighting his preoccupation with empty pomp and grandeur. His single-minded focus on superficial displays points to a shallow inner world. It's both amusing and pitiful that Scheisskopf's zeal for planning parades blinds him to his wife's romantic advances toward others.
This lack of interest in intimacy is not unique to Scheisskopf; it's evident in officers like Colonel Cathcart and General Dreedle as well. These patterns...
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