She raised her eyes and looked at him. He'd never seen despair before. He thought he had, but he had not.
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In Cormac McCarthy's "All the Pretty Horses," a profound moment occurs when a character raises her eyes to another, revealing a depth of despair that he has never witnessed before. This encounter highlights the emotional weight that can accompany certain experiences and relationships. The intensity of her expression exposes a deeper understanding of sorrow that contrasts sharply with his past experiences.
This moment serves as an awakening for him, challenging his...
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