Man needs to be humble and accept responsibility for their actions and negative effects on the world.
If the Takers can change their ways, the world can still be saved. Ishmael’s final lesson to the narrator is to implore him to share what he has learned with others. Since he has spent most of his life in captivity and learned English within this captivity, he is a particular expert. Ishmael explains that together, they will try to discover how the world came to be and that much of his teachings will be about captivity. This interaction impresses the narrator enough that he continues to visit Ishmael. Through this method, the narrator learns that Ishmael was once part of a menagerie but was rescued by a Holocaust survivor who taught him his name and how to learn. Behind the gorilla is a sign that reads "With man gone, will there be hope for gorilla?” Ishmael communicates with the man telepathically.
He finds that the teacher and placer of the ad is a gorilla named Ishmael. His experience in 1960s counterculture taught him there is no easy way to save the world. Apply in person." The narrator, who remains nameless throughout the book, is angered by the ad.
Must have an earnest desire to save the world. The novel opens with a unique newspaper ad: "Teacher seeks pupil.
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