Stan got the message. He allowed the chicken assignations. What did that make him? A chicken pimp. Better than dead.
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In Margaret Atwood's "The Heart Goes Last," Stan comes to terms with his situation by accepting the arrangement that involves chickens. This decision leads to a peculiar but pragmatic resolution of his circumstances, highlighting a moral ambiguity in his actions and role. By allowing the chicken assignations, he navigates a difficult path to survival.
This new identity as a "chicken pimp" portrays the extremes individuals may go to in order to...
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