He was determined to be the most touristy tourist who had ever touristed
The quote highlights a character's resolve to fully embrace the tourist experience, aiming to be the epitome of a tourist. This determination suggests a quest for enjoyment and exploration, indicating that he seeks to indulge in all aspects of visiting new places, perhaps humorously exaggerating the role of a tourist.
The book, "The End of All Things" by John Scalzi, is part of a sci-fi series that often explores human relationships and societal issues within a speculative framework. This character's exuberance reflects the underlying themes of discovery and engagement with the world, enhancing the narrative's adventurous spirit.
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