Considerations? No thanks, Howard. That's what they make cages out of.
by Tobias Wolff (0 Reviews)
In Tobias Wolff's "In the Garden of the North American Martyrs," the character Howard expresses a rejection of considerations that feel constraining, comparing them to cages. This metaphor highlights the idea that adhering strictly to societal expectations can limit one's freedom and individuality. Howard's resistance suggests a desire for authentic living free from external pressures. The quote reflects a broader theme in the narrative, where characters grapple with the tension between...
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