Alcohol's a depressant, it will let me down later.
In Margaret Atwood's book "Cat's Eye," the author explores the complex relationship between alcohol and emotional well-being. The quote "Alcohol's a depressant, it will let me down later" highlights the dual nature of alcohol, often perceived as a means of escape or relaxation, but ultimately leading to negative outcomes. This reflects a deeper commentary on how temporary relief can result in lasting disappointment.
The character’s awareness of alcohol's effect suggests a...