I had thought the only person Neil loved was himself. That he probably shouted his own name when he was coming.
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In "Rachel's Holiday" by Marian Keyes, the narrator expresses a cynical view of Neil's character, suggesting that he is narcissistic and self-absorbed. The sentiment reveals a deep-seated belief that Neil's affection is limited to himself, as if he possesses an inflated ego that borders on absurdity. This perspective indicates a lack of genuine emotional connection with others, framing Neil as a figure consumed by self-love.
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