Same old Satanic pact, only more of it.
In "Bleeding Edge," Thomas Pynchon presents a narrative that reflects on the challenges and complexities of contemporary life, suggesting that humanity is ensnared in a repetitive cycle of temptation and compromise. The phrase "Same old Satanic pact, only more of it" encapsulates the idea that while the nature of life's challenges remains consistent, the intensity and prevalence of these trials have increased.
This quote speaks to the persistent struggle against moral decay and the choices individuals face in a world filled with darker influences. Pynchon invites readers to contemplate the implications of their decisions and whether they can navigate this landscape without succumbing to corruption.
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