she had it-his soul-and she was turning it over and over on her tongue. Goddam her!
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In Philip K. Dick's novel "Now Wait for Last Year," a complex emotional conflict unfolds as a character grapples with intense feelings of possession and vulnerability. The quote reflects the depth of the character's attachment, symbolizing the central theme of love mixed with frustration. The act of turning over someone's soul suggests an intimate exploration of their essence, highlighting both the beauty and the torment of such a connection. Additionally, the...
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