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The story culminates in a critique of Oberman's behavior, emphasizing that his outbursts, emotional instability, and apparent financial dependency are emblematic of someone who hasn't addressed his inner issues. The narrative questions whether the relationship with Newsie was genuine love or merely transactional—pointing out that many young women are willing to take advantage of lonely, desperate men if it benefits them financially or socially.
While some of these allegations may be speculative, the overarching theme warns against the dangers of loneliness, the pitfalls of celebrity, and the importance of emotional health. Oberman's case becomes, in essence, a cautionary tale about maturity, self-awareness, and the societal tendency to overlook the darker sides of public figures.