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Go buy milk,' Robert said at last.Dylan moved for Buggy's door.But if ou come around here with that old lady's money next time I might have to take it off you.'Dylan recognized this as a sort of philosophical using. He was grateful for the implied sense of pooled information. He and Robert could move forward together from this point into whatever was required.
by Jonathan Lethem
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In "The Fortress of Solitude," Robert advises Dylan to buy milk, prompting Dylan to get up and head to Buggy's door. This seemingly mundane interaction takes on deeper significance, as it showcases the dynamics of their relationship and the underlying tension connected to money. Robert's casual yet pointed suggestion hints at a potential conflict regarding finances, particularly regarding money that belongs to an older woman.

Dylan interprets Robert's comments as more philosophical than confrontational, feeling a sense of camaraderie in their shared understanding. This moment signifies a turning point, enabling them to navigate their relationship and its complexities moving forward. Their connection evolves, suggesting a deeper bond forged through mutual experiences and wisdom.

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