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sister, his aging former compatriots in the underground against Salazar, his platonic lover, and his lifelong friend. He learns about the doctors complicated relationships with his parents, his wife, his patients, and others. Interspersed throughout the plot are passages from the doctors took. “A Goldsmith of Words,” where he explores sadness, loyalty love, religion, and the fear of death. “Explores” inadequately describes the depth of thought that these passages exhibit. On page 205, a quote from the fictional doctor’s essay on “This Disconcerting Shadow of Death” reads:
Is it ultimately a question of self-image, the determining idea one has made for oneself a tong time ago of what one had to have accomplished and experienced so that it would be a life one could approve? Fear of death as fear of the unfulfilled then lay—it seems— completely in my hand, fer it is I who draw the image of my own life as it was to be fulfilled. What is more obvious then the thought then: Then I'll change the image so my life might now fit it— and the fear of death ought to disappear immediately ... So the fear of death might be described as the fear of not being able to become whom one had planned to be.”
In his graduation speech, the precocious student and
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