There is one human feeling that can incapacitate us, lead us to lie both to ourselves as well as other people, compel us to make a move that we don't care for, and to disable any objective manners of thinking. It is self-propagating if permitted to escape control. Its reactions are outrage, forcefulness trepidation, or withdrawal. Its manifestations are silly conduct, lying, anguish, absence of self-regard, and in great cases, musings of suicide. It is guilt. In The Fifth Business and The Manticore by Robertson Davies, guilt is a reoccurring topic all through both books and it is a noteworthy power in one's life. Davies exhibits this by having both characters feeling guilt. Through these two books, it is evident how simple it is for the guilt
