Together they are a long skin interface, flowing sweat, close as muscles and bones can press, hardly a word beyond her name, or his.
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In "Gravity's Rainbow," Thomas Pynchon explores the intimate connection between two individuals, describing their physical closeness as a deep bond that transcends verbal communication. The imagery of them as a unified skin interface suggests an intense emotional and physical union, akin to the way muscles and bones interact seamlessly. This portrayal emphasizes their strong relationship, where shared moments are felt rather than spoken.
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