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Klowey
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Finished: Walking Out
Starting: What a Misfortune
— Aug 19, 2026 12:16AM
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Klowey
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Finished Love and Lethe
Starting Walking Out
From p.60 Love and Lethe, "A mental home was the place for him."
Murphy, Watt
— Aug 18, 2026 09:16PM
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From p.60 Love and Lethe, "A mental home was the place for him."
Murphy, Watt
Klowey
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Finished: Ding-Dong
"Beethoven pause"
Beethoven famously used dramatic, sudden silences—not just as a breath between notes, but as a heavy, tense space where the listener is left hanging. Beckett applies that concept to Belacqua’s daily life. For Belacqua, the Beethoven pause represents the terrifying moments when his distractions suddenly fail before the next existential crisis crashes down.
Starting: A Wet Night
— Jul 23, 2026 08:55PM
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"Beethoven pause"
Beethoven famously used dramatic, sudden silences—not just as a breath between notes, but as a heavy, tense space where the listener is left hanging. Beckett applies that concept to Belacqua’s daily life. For Belacqua, the Beethoven pause represents the terrifying moments when his distractions suddenly fail before the next existential crisis crashes down.
Starting: A Wet Night
Klowey
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Finished: Fingal
Belacqua and girlfriend Winnie go for a walk, see an asylum, talk, get separated, and Belacqua flees on a bike—the story explores existential paralysis and the desire for complete emotional and physical confinement. Plot precursors to Murphy and reflections of Zapffe's 1933 essay "The Last Messiah" and the Four Defense Mechanisms.
Starting: Ding-Dong
— Jul 23, 2026 07:28PM
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Belacqua and girlfriend Winnie go for a walk, see an asylum, talk, get separated, and Belacqua flees on a bike—the story explores existential paralysis and the desire for complete emotional and physical confinement. Plot precursors to Murphy and reflections of Zapffe's 1933 essay "The Last Messiah" and the Four Defense Mechanisms.
Starting: Ding-Dong
Klowey
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Finished "Dante and the Lobster" ***
Starting "Fingal"
— Jul 09, 2026 04:51AM
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