Post by Dr. Nemmers on Jul 8, 2024 17:09:32 GMT
I wanted to wait a bit to get to this post so y'all had hopefully gotten to this point to be able to comment. Now that it's Monday I think we're ready:
The narrator's trip to the city (in this case Havre, Montana) is so absurd! It seems like everything that happens there makes no sense: the conversations, the course of action, the narrator's behavior....
The image that probably encapsulates it best for me is when the narrator is walking down the street carrying a giant purple teddy bear, with the airplane man behind him eating freely from a box of chocolate-covered cherries. What in the ever living...
What are your other favorite absurd moments or lines? And why is this trip so absurd (or is that an absurd question to ask?)?
The narrator's trip to the city (in this case Havre, Montana) is so absurd! It seems like everything that happens there makes no sense: the conversations, the course of action, the narrator's behavior....
The image that probably encapsulates it best for me is when the narrator is walking down the street carrying a giant purple teddy bear, with the airplane man behind him eating freely from a box of chocolate-covered cherries. What in the ever living...
What are your other favorite absurd moments or lines? And why is this trip so absurd (or is that an absurd question to ask?)?
