I should have married Constance, he says. That's his ace: plonk! Right down on the table. Those five words are usually very effective: he might score a barrage of hostility, and maybe even some tears.
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The main character reflects on a past decision, expressing regret over not marrying Constance. This acknowledgment seems to be a strategic move, revealing vulnerability as he lays his emotions bare. His words hold the potential to elicit strong reactions from those around him, possibly stirring up anger or sadness. This candid admission acts as a powerful card in a complicated emotional game.
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