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Mr. Gascoigne loses his sense of identity and moral integrity throughout the narrative. As he becomes increasingly consumed by his ambitions and the expectations of society, he sacrifices personal relationships and his own values. This loss ultimately leads to his isolation and disillusionment, highlighting the consequences of prioritizing societal approval over genuine self-awareness.

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