![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
There are two competing elements of this chapter/scene. It's short and it packs an emotional punch. At the same time, that emotional punch is delivered because it is a culture depicted by someone who isn't interested in it.
Here is the chapter where Linda dies. Or rather, here is the chapter where John is there for Linda's death. And, in that much, you can't help but feel for John. You don't have to like him at this point, but you have to feel for him at least a little. His mother is dying and suffering from severe dementia.
( Read more... )
Here is the chapter where Linda dies. Or rather, here is the chapter where John is there for Linda's death. And, in that much, you can't help but feel for John. You don't have to like him at this point, but you have to feel for him at least a little. His mother is dying and suffering from severe dementia.
( Read more... )
