In Thomas Pynchon's "Mason & Dixon," the narrator reflects on the raw intensity of human emotion and physicality. The characters are portrayed as fierce, driven by primal instincts, showcasing a blend of strength and vulnerability. The inability to restrain themselves reveals a purity that is untainted by dishonesty, emphasizing a genuine connection to their feelings.
Furthermore, the narrator suggests that even the toughest individuals would find it difficult not to be...