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Margaret Atwood

"These things sneak up on him for no reason, these flashes of irrational happiness. It's probably a vitamin deficiency."

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"These things sneak up on him for no reason, these flashes of irrational happiness. It's probably a vitamin deficiency."

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"A writer's age at the time of a work's composition is never irrelevant."
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"How did the war creep up? How did it gather itself together? What was it made from? What secrets, lies, betrayals? What loves and hatreds? What sums of money, what metals?"
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"Could it be he was feeling a certain nostalgia for the war, despite its stench and meaningless carnage? For that questionless life of instinct?"
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