Anchor: In , Chatterbox writes, the hallmarks of Lapham's style are a magnificent contempt for mankind's folly and an apparent conviction that the United States is reenacting the last days of Rome.
Entailed: Lapham's style includes themes indicating that the United States is mirroring the downfall of the Roman Empire.
Contradiction: Lapham's work primarily is used to point out the differences between the United States and the last days of Rome.
Contradiction: There's never been two people who have agreed more.
Contradiction: He had to separate a relationship.
Contradiction: man running from dog
Contradiction: A crowd of people by a bridge,