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>be me
>read a French Nouveau Roman
>pic rel Un An by Jean Echenoz
>in the beginning a woman wakes up next to her dead lover
>so she flees Paris for a year and slowly becomes more destitute as her money runs out
>once she's tired of being a hobo she returns to Paris after a year like nothing happened
>in the final paragraph she meets her dead lover in a bar who basically says "long time no see, eh?"
>I can't understand the significance of this and what the deeper meaning is supposed to be
>did she imagine it?
>was she crazy?
>was it another body/doppleganger?
>what's it all supposed to be a metaphor for?
>ponder this for a year
>finally read the "sister" novel to this book
>it turns out the guy didn't die
>he just has a heart condition and he was in a mini-coma that made him appear dead
HOLY FUCK WHY ARE THE FRENCH SUCH HACKS?



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