That alas is the way it goes; Something we must rectify. Paul, not Caro, would interpret the degree of meaning in their respective lots. That had been decided, as he sat speaking intimately of his life to the person most excluded from it - in order to readmit her to the intimacy, though not the life.
In Shirley Hazzard's "The Transit of Venus," the characters grapple with the complexities of their relationships and the meaning of their experiences. The dynamic between Paul and Caro reveals the struggle to find identity and significance within their circumstances. Their discussions and the choices they make reflect an emotional distance, highlighting the challenges of connecting with those deeply entwined in their lives.
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