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Michael Cunningham · 1998
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Three women across time discover that consciousness itself—alive to beauty and crushed by it—is both the gift and the wound of being human.
mortality
the current wraps itself around her and takes her with such sudden, muscular force it feels as if a strong man has risen from the water
HMC-RC-003The voices are here, the headache is coming, and if she restores herself to the care of Leonard and Vanessa they won't let her go again
CUNN-HRS-RC-003self-and-identity
she, Clarissa, simply enjoys without reason the houses, the church, the man, and the dog. It's childish, she knows. It lacks edge.
HMC-RC-065I thought I was a genius. I actually used that word, privately, to myself. Oh, pride, pride. I was so wrong. It defeated me.
HMC-RC-119desire
Laura desires Kitty. She desires her force, her brisk and cheerful disappointment… Laura desires Dan, too, in a darker and less exquisite way.
HMC-RC-076Julia inspires in her an erotic patriotism, as if Julia were the distant country in which Mary was born and from which she has been expelled.
CUNN-HRS-RC-0936 published passages · book excerpt · research analysis
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