You from out of town? he asked after a while, eying my car. No, I said. I go to Kentucky every year to get my license plate. I didn't like his looks.
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In "The Bean Trees" by Barbara Kingsolver, a character engages in a conversation, suspecting the narrator might be from out of town due to their car. The narrator quickly clarifies that they visit Kentucky annually to obtain their license plate, suggesting familiarity with the area. This exchange highlights the social dynamics and perceptions in their environment. The narrator expresses discomfort with the character's demeanor, indicating a sense of caution or distrust....
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