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you studied the philosophy of language

You work on the Adidas and Colgate campaigns in bed, then fine-tune the copy for Dash Stain Remover: “Bad news, guys—this promo is for girls only.” It’s you who’s writing this. You studied the philosophy of language, la Societè du Spectacle, the ability of monkeys to figure out other monkeys’ inten…

—p.81 Class: a novel Part I: La Sposina (1) by Francesco Pacifico
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the sun is a rich yellow inspo/setting

THE SUN IS a rich yellow when she wakes up from her nap. Her shoulders and cheeks are heavy, and she lifts herself up on her elbows slowly, as if a sharp gesture might pull her back into full consciousness. The walls are covered in splotchy shadows and diamonds of light. The window feels cold to th…

—p.24 Part I: La Sposina (1) by Francesco Pacifico
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ready to give her everything she needs inspo/characterisation

“I’m sorry. Please, sit down.” He takes a sip of the Orange Crush through a straw. “I was just surprised to hear from you. I get…emotional when a woman enters my life like this. I start wondering if I’m ready to give her everything she needs. Take your time, tell me everything.”

—p.21 Part I: La Sposina (1) by Francesco Pacifico
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you come from a good family inspo/characterisation

You come from a good family: your parents used to vote for the Communist Party; they taught you to make time for the soup kitchen on Sunday mornings, to spend late winter afternoons at nursing homes, at senior citizens’ dancing groups. But your progressivism was unanchored from theory, estranged fr…

—p.12 Part I: La Sposina (1) by Francesco Pacifico
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you come from a good family inspo/characterisation

You come from a good family: your parents used to vote for the Communist Party; they taught you to make time for the soup kitchen on Sunday mornings, to spend late winter afternoons at nursing homes, at senior citizens’ dancing groups. But your progressivism was unanchored from theory, estranged fr…

—p.12 Part I: La Sposina (1) by Francesco Pacifico