The Sunlight Dialogues (2010)
The Sunlight Dialogues
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—Thomas Kinseixa 1 Driving down the road with his jaw slung forward and his heart full of possibly righteous indignation—for though he did not ask for justice (no man gets justice, not even a king: the most powerful tyrant may demand his fair share, but not even God, the Lord of Hosts, can force those around him to think of Him as He deserves to be thought of), he did ask, at least, that he not be treated as an absolute fool—Will Hodge Sr grumbled and ground his teeth and said, “All right!” He h...ad the accelerator clear to the floor, so that the Plymouth was roaring down the pot-holed macadam, steering wheel shaking like a house in an earthquake, at fifty miles an hour. It would smash the A-frame. Let it! Something in him, long idle, unsure of its use, had snapped into gear. For better or worse, he was a new man. All his life he’d been picking up other people’s pieces, accepting responsibilities that he knew very well were not his own—his brothers’ debts, his wife’s mistakes, his sons’ opinions, his own failure to measure up—and always, whatever he did, it was wrong, he was the fool, the clown, the villain: him, not them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
—Thomas Kinseixa 1 Driving down the road with his jaw slung forward and his heart full of possibly righteous indignation—for though he did not ask for justice (no man gets justice, not even a king: the most powerful tyrant may demand his fair share, but not even God, the Lord of Hosts, can force those around him to think of Him as He deserves to be thought of), he did ask, at least, that he not be treated as an absolute fool—Will Hodge Sr grumbled and ground his teeth and said, “All right!” He h...ad the accelerator clear to the floor, so that the Plymouth was roaring down the pot-holed macadam, steering wheel shaking like a house in an earthquake, at fifty miles an hour. It would smash the A-frame. Let it! Something in him, long idle, unsure of its use, had snapped into gear. For better or worse, he was a new man. All his life he’d been picking up other people’s pieces, accepting responsibilities that he knew very well were not his own—his brothers’ debts, his wife’s mistakes, his sons’ opinions, his own failure to measure up—and always, whatever he did, it was wrong, he was the fool, the clown, the villain: him, not them.
What to read after The Sunlight Dialogues?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Gardner to read onlineMoreLess
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