[Get Solution] The Meaning of Laughter between Roark and Toohey

Using Ayn Rand’s novel write an essay following the topics of Howard Roark laughing. The novel opens with the line “Howard Roark laughed.” What things does Howard Roark laugh at in this scene, and in other scenes? Give a few examples from the book. Later in a scene with Keating, Toohey reveals that part of his method is to “kill by laughter.”  What things does Toohey laugh at?  Give a few examples.  What is different about the things Roark and Toohey laugh at? Explain how the contrast reflects wider themes in the novel.