Since turning in his resignation, he'd been wondering what he might do next. Suddenly his path seemed clear. He would become an alcoholic. He
After resigning from his job, the protagonist finds himself at a crossroads, contemplating his future. Initially faced with uncertainty, he soon recognizes a dark yet straightforward path before him. This realization leads him to consider becoming an alcoholic, a choice that seems to provide clarity, albeit in a troubling way.
This decision marks a significant turning point in his life, illustrating how resignation from professional responsibilities can sometimes lead to self-destructive behaviors. The character's journey reflects themes of disillusionment and the search for identity amid chaos, as depicted in Richard Russo's "Everybody’s Fool."
