People who dress up in bizarre costumes have a savoir-vivre - not to mention the sort of personality disorder - that he admires.
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In "Gravity's Rainbow," Thomas Pynchon expresses admiration for individuals who don eccentric outfits. He believes such people possess a unique sense of social grace, or savoir-vivre, that allows them to navigate the complexities of society through their unconventional choices. This appreciation highlights a fascination with personality traits that diverge from the norm.
Pynchon's observation suggests that those who embrace unusual fashion often exhibit a distinct and vibrant approach to life. Their...
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