...but with his mother there's no question of liking him they're not even in a way separate people he began in her stomach and if she gave him life she can take it away and if he feels that withdrawal it will be the grave itself.
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In "Rabbit, Run" by John Updike, the protagonist experiences a complex relationship with his mother, rooted in an intense interdependence. The bond between them transcends typical familial ties, as he feels that their connection is inseparable; she not only gave him life but possesses the power to influence his very existence. This creates a sense of vulnerability for him, as he perceives any emotional distance from her as a potential threat...
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