Do you watch Neighbors, Cyril?" "Well, I've seen it," I admitted. "Although I wouldn't go so far as to say I watch it.
In this excerpt from The Heart's Invisible Furies, Cyril asks if the narrator watches the TV show Neighbors. The narrator responds carefully, saying they've seen it but not necessarily as a dedicated viewer. This suggests a level of familiarity but not an avid interest in the show.
The conversation reflects a casual, perhaps slightly hesitant attitude towards the series, indicating that the narrator's engagement with Neighbors is minimal. It highlights a subtle nuance in their relationship and the way they communicate about entertainment preferences.
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