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Who was the main antagonist in the life of Sally Bowles, Ross's character in Isherwood's novella?
An abusive partner
Her parents
Failed relationships
A political adversary
Answer
The main antagonist in the life of Sally Bowles, Ross's character in Isherwood's novella, was failed relationships. Sally had a series of failed relationships with men, including Max, the piano player at the Kit Kat Klub, and Brian, a young Englishman who she met at the club. Sally's relationships were always doomed to fail because she was unable to commit to anyone.
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