A new worker’s movement is on the march. Much unhappiness is evident every which way, in every cluster of society. The author uses a rainbow to blast this phenomenon, using movement. The protagonist ascends each color of the rainbow and heightens each conflict affecting today’s workers. In no order, shape or form, the author brings to mind the seven principles of Catholic Social Teaching to display the angst that worries today’s workers. The protagonist appeals to examine one’s own conscience.
What makes a rainbow is secondary to the theme but find the answer at the end of the book when you take on the scientific method.
What makes a rainbow is secondary to the theme but find the answer at the end of the book when you take on the scientific method.
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