There's a real strong theme of cruel indifference running through this story. Marsha is indifferent to Waldo's feelings, Waldo is indifferent to how his clinginess makes Marsha feel, Bill is indifferent to Marsha, Sheila is indifferent to the parcel, and thus ultimately Waldo's life. Everyone is too self-centered and ignorant to care about the consequences of their actions.
There's a real strong theme of cruel indifference running through this story. Marsha is indifferent to Waldo's feelings, Waldo is indifferent to how his clinginess makes Marsha feel, Bill is indifferent to Marsha, Sheila is indifferent to the parcel, and thus ultimately Waldo's life. Everyone is too self-centered and ignorant to care about the consequences of their actions.
@J.J. then you could interpret this as an interpretation of life at The Factory
@J.J. then you could interpret this as an interpretation of life at The Factory