A Separate Peace

Finny apologizes to Gene for having had doubts about him. Of what might these "doubts" be an indication?

During his phone call to Gene, Finny again apologizes to Gene for having had doubts about him. Finny outwardly refuses to accept the truth about what Gene has done to him. Of what, then, might these "doubts" be an indication?

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Finny might have doubted the subtext of their obsession with each other. This might have been sexual and fraternal. The basis for his obsession is up for speculation but Finny's doubts about the relationship surrounded his core obsessions with Gene.

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