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Devon Elizabeth
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I still don’t understand why Felix said yes to this trip with Alice; they seem very indifferent to each other. I get that Rooney books are notable for lack of communication between characters, but I don’t get the feeling that these Alice and Felix know anything abt each other or even care to.
— Mar 07, 2023 11:59AM
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Devon Elizabeth
is on page 142 of 356
They went from indifferent to angry to horny in 5 pages
— Mar 07, 2023 12:42PM
Devon Elizabeth
is on page 134 of 356
What is it with Sally Rooney and women labeled as “cold”
— Mar 07, 2023 12:35PM
Devon Elizabeth
is on page 134 of 356
I just learned so many things abt Felix I did not want to learn
— Mar 07, 2023 12:33PM
Devon Elizabeth
is on page 124 of 356
The way Eileen is talking about Simon in this email is so interesting and endearing— I love this new perspective she’s gaining about him! It’s like watching someone have a realization in real time
— Mar 07, 2023 12:29PM
Devon Elizabeth
is on page 122 of 356
These emails, while interesting, go on a tad too long and take too many philosophical tangents for me to be engaged with them the whole way through
— Mar 07, 2023 12:27PM
Devon Elizabeth
is on page 104 of 356
Rooney always writes interesting, flawed, fucked-up female characters and does so realistically. Glad to see it here in BWWAY <3
— Mar 07, 2023 12:10PM
Devon Elizabeth
is on page 103 of 356
I really like the structural choice for Alice and Eileen to email each other in between chapters! However, I don’t understand the point in them discussing moral quandaries at length that don’t have much to do with either moving the plot forward or psychologically examining some thing in their own lives (this happens at times, but not often).
— Mar 07, 2023 12:08PM
Devon Elizabeth
is on page 86 of 356
The dialogue is classic Rooney, but not as enjoyable— there’s even less connection between these characters than is typical of a Rooney novel. The only exception is the dialogue between Eileen & Simon, which is constantly engrossing and feels like it should be in a different book tbh.
— Mar 07, 2023 11:42AM

