Status Updates From Revolutionary Road

So many good fights in this book. “She was leaving him.”

I. Hate. Frank.

Oh, the sheer, predictable banality of Frank Wheeler.
Just as the "Paris Plan" dies and April withdraws into a ghostly, silent version of herself, Frank doesn’t respond with empathy or reflection. Instead, he seeks out narcissistic supply from Maureen Grube, the secretary at Knox who thinks he’s brilliant simply because he can put a few sentences together.