In Joseph Heller's novel "Good as Gold," the characters grapple with a profound sense of disillusionment and the stark reality of their situations. The quote, "We have no ideas, and they're pretty firm," reflects a sense of stagnation and the inability to think beyond established norms. It highlights how the characters are stuck in their ways, revealing a critique of societal and intellectual apathy. This sentiment resonates throughout the narrative, where...
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