The Pugilist At Rest

The Pugilist at succor By Gerard Chretien English:Vietnam professor: Morgan Shulz 2002 Judging from the other reviews, the awards, and multiple accolades Thom Joness writings, and "The Pugilist at Rest" in particular, have received, I am apparently in quite the minority. But here goes: I found an intrinsic falseness and overwritten emotion throughout the stories.

Jones too often tells the referee what he/she should be feeling instead of letting the referee respond sans prescription. Case in point: "I privation to Live!" The son-in-law is the "good guy" (obviously the author -- tacky) who gives the dying cleaning woman Schopenhauer to read and narcotic medication to ease the unbearable anguish no one else will even acknowledge. This revitalizes the woman in the extreme (I believe she thanks God for her son-in-law at near point, which struck me as the author thanking God for the character of himself as he por...If you want to get a full essay, swan it on our website: Ordercustompaper.com

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