Mrs Palissey and I tended to have the same conversations over and over and slightly too often.
In the book "Proof" by Dick Francis, the character reflects on the repetitive nature of conversations with Mrs. Palissey. They often revisit the same topics, suggesting a routine that may lack excitement or depth. This monotony can be indicative of their relationship dynamics, where important discussions seem to circle back to familiar themes without progression.
This repetition might reflect both characters' comfort with each other as well as a possible avoidance...