Our Feelings of Sympathy and Regard for JimmyJimmy has been so portrayed that he wins our sympathy in spite of his irrational outbursts of anger and his ruthless attacks on individuals and on various aspects of social life without much apparent justification. And if he wins our sympathy and even regard, the author must, to a greater or lesser degree, have identified himself with his protagonist.
How far would it be correct to say that Osborne's sympathies are wholly with Jimmy? Give a well-reasoned answer.
