Why, she said, with a smile which snapped back after using as abruptly as a stretched rubber band, didn't he take a nice walk?
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In Sinclair Lewis's novel "Dodsworth," a character uses a playful yet pointed smile while questioning why someone didn't enjoy a pleasant stroll. This interaction reflects a sudden shift in emotion, highlighting how quickly one's demeanor can change, akin to a rubber band snapping back after being stretched. It invites the reader to consider the underlying motivations and feelings behind seemingly simple social exchanges.
The quote also suggests that sometimes, people might...
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