She looks like her face caught fire and they beat it out with a rake
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In Cormac McCarthy's "Cities of the Plain," the character is described in a striking and vivid manner, suggesting that her face bears the marks of distress or damage. The imagery evokes a sense of intense emotion, making it clear that this character has endured hardship. The phrase implies a dramatic contrast between her appearance and the world around her, hinting at deeper themes of suffering and resilience. The quote highlights McCarthy's...
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