Sixes and Sevens

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The collection delves into the complexities of idealistic romance and the harsh realities of human nature, highlighting survival amidst adversity and the exploitation of workers in industrial settings. "The Apostate" portrays a young man's brutal experience in a textile mill, ultimately leading to his liberation. Meanwhile, "Just Meat" showcases London's interest in primitive male dynamics, featuring two thieves whose betrayal reflects their desperate pursuit of stolen wealth. Themes of survival, brutality, and moral conflict are woven throughout.