Dysart states, "What way is this? What dark is this? I cannot call it ordained of God: I can't get that far. I will however pay it so much homage. There is now, in my mouth, this sharp chain. And it never comes out" (Page 109). He seems to respect the fact that there is some kind of God but he doesn't want to go as far as stating that this particular approach or way is ordained by God...
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This "dark" that is consuming him inside is the path that he chooses to take, the path of indecision and un-reassuring self-confidence. He has been stained with Allen's questionability and this mark has left him religiously "hollow." Finally, it could be the curiosity that has driven Dysart forward...
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