Trust

How does the setting of 1920s New York influence the characters' motivations and actions?

In what ways do the different perspectives alter our understanding of the central character, the Wall Street tycoon?

What role does the theme of sacrifice play in the lives of the characters, particularly in their quests for power?

How does Diaz use unreliable narration to shape the reader's perception of truth?

Discuss the portrayal of wealth in 'Trust.' How does it serve as both a motivator and a corrupting force?

What insights can we gain about the immigrant experience through the character of the Italian immigrant?

How does the relationship between the tycoon and his wife reflect the power dynamics within their marriage?

What impact does the writer's perspective have on the narrative and our understanding of the other characters?

In what ways does the narrative challenge or reinforce the concept of the American Dream?

How does the concept of 'truth' evolve throughout the book, and what does it suggest about the nature of storytelling?