He's hopeless," sighs Suze. "You know, he can name about a hundred breeds of sheep but not one of Madonna's husbands.
In "Shopaholic to the Stars" by Sophie Kinsella, Suze expresses her disappointment in a character's lack of awareness about popular culture. She highlights the absurdity of someone being knowledgeable about obscure facts, like various sheep breeds, while being completely oblivious to something as mainstream as Madonna's marital history. This contrast emphasizes the character's disconnect from contemporary societal interests.
Through Suze’s remark, the narrative showcases the humor and irony in how some individuals prioritize certain types of knowledge over others. It reflects a broader commentary on social norms and the importance of being well-rounded and informed, which adds depth to the characters' dynamics and the overall story.
