One of the lessons that I find very fascinating is simply breaking out from the bubble you are in and really taking steps to exploring things outside your comfort zone. This is first observed when Sinclair first faces the darkness in elementary school during a lesson of Cain and Abel with Demian’s view that opposes the traditional view. When challenged, he returned to this comfort zone of his parent’s protection and admitting his wrongdoings. But as Sinclair becomes older, he continues to make attempts to free himself from conformity and explore the “darkness,” where he gains wisdom from Demian, Frau Eva, and Pistorius to eventually muster the confidence to face the “darkness” alone. …show more content…
Sinclair has learned to follow his goals and aspirations, helping not only himself with his happiness but also saves Knauer by becoming his mentor. This shows the importance to Sinclair of having a goal oriented mind as well as having a support and connection system that would help him achieve