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In this chapter, Joseph Merrick, famously known as the "Elephant Man," expresses his longing to live in a lighthouse or a home for blind individuals, where he believes he won't face judgment for his appearance.

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In this chapter, Joseph Merrick, famously known as the "Elephant Man," expresses his longing to live in a lighthouse or a home for blind individuals, where he believes he won't face judgment for his appearance.

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Despite the kindness shown by Dr. Treves and the nurses, Merrick feels a sense of alienation from the hospital due to the stares and laughter directed at him

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Despite the kindness shown by Dr. Treves and the nurses, Merrick feels a sense of alienation from the hospital due to the stares and laughter directed at him

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 Dr. Treves attempts to reassure him, emphasizing that the hospital is now his home and revealing that he has secured financial support for Merrick's future. 

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 Dr. Treves attempts to reassure him, emphasizing that the hospital is now his home and revealing that he has secured financial support for Merrick's future. 

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Merrick's reaction to this news is a mix of disbelief and joy, expressed in a peculiar, laughing manner.

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Merrick's reaction to this news is a mix of disbelief and joy, expressed in a peculiar, laughing manner.