The Narrator, while at first skeptical of the teachings of the Sphere, there after becomes fully empowered by the discovery of a third dimension. He himself begins to question to the Sphere why stop at three; there are limitles

The Class system in Flatland is as follows:

The highest rank in the social classes would be the Circles. To this class belongs the Nobility. They are several degrees of this type. But the circles are really not circles at all. They are polygons with their angles so numerous and tiny that they are very difficult to count. They also resemble a circle so closely that it is almost indistinguishable. These are mainly priests and government officials like the Chief Circle.

The Squares and the Pentagons are the professional class of the people in Flatland. The mathematicians and the trade's man like our narrator, his sons, and his grandsons. They are a bit higher in the social classes then the middle class.

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Approximate Word count = 765
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)