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The dialogue between Molly and LT. Tonder on pages 82-84 (for my copy) was magnificent.
I. It humanizes Tonder to some degree, although he's the "enemy." He's lonely and afraid.
II. Molly's brutal honesty regarding human survival and what was done to her husband, Alex.
III. Desire v.s. reality: Tonder craves connection and affection while Molly reminds him of death and violence.
Bravo, Steinbeck!!!
— Mar 24, 2026 05:30PM
I. It humanizes Tonder to some degree, although he's the "enemy." He's lonely and afraid.
II. Molly's brutal honesty regarding human survival and what was done to her husband, Alex.
III. Desire v.s. reality: Tonder craves connection and affection while Molly reminds him of death and violence.
Bravo, Steinbeck!!!
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is on page 60 of 144
I just realized that my copy has 120 pages and not 144 lol
— Mar 23, 2026 11:38AM
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For many, "March Madness" corresponds to basketball. For me, it's the act of reading more than one book at a time. 😒😭
— Mar 21, 2026 11:38AM
