Random Hearts (1984)
Random Hearts
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The damages were showing now, he thought. The poor bastard had bitten the apple. McCarthy upended his shot glass of Scotch and chased it with a flat beer, just as Edward slid into the booth.
"What's your poison?" He caught the man's indifference to his offer, the indifference of shock. Like a punch-drunk fighter. So the real world had settled back in, but it was not the original reality. Everything had changed.
"Same as you." Edward shrugged. Another symptom.
Decisions were impossible, painful. ...Judgment had ceased. The man was up shit's creek without a paddle.
A blowzy waitress brought shot glasses of Scotch and beer chasers. As Edward observed the scene, McCarthy could see it was, for his visitor, a foreign world.
"The old ethnic tie," McCarthy said. "We Irish always feel uprooted. That's why we need each other." Edward followed his gaze. "Like the Italians," he said. "My wife was one." "Wops. Kikes. Niggers. Spics. Chinks. The family of man. At least with your own kind you know where you stand." "Do you?" The man sighed and watched the shot glass, his fingers caressing a metal ashtray.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The damages were showing now, he thought. The poor bastard had bitten the apple. McCarthy upended his shot glass of Scotch and chased it with a flat beer, just as Edward slid into the booth.
"What's your poison?" He caught the man's indifference to his offer, the indifference of shock. Like a punch-drunk fighter. So the real world had settled back in, but it was not the original reality. Everything had changed.
"Same as you." Edward shrugged. Another symptom.
Decisions were impossible, painful. ...Judgment had ceased. The man was up shit's creek without a paddle.
A blowzy waitress brought shot glasses of Scotch and beer chasers. As Edward observed the scene, McCarthy could see it was, for his visitor, a foreign world.
"The old ethnic tie," McCarthy said. "We Irish always feel uprooted. That's why we need each other." Edward followed his gaze. "Like the Italians," he said. "My wife was one." "Wops. Kikes. Niggers. Spics. Chinks. The family of man. At least with your own kind you know where you stand." "Do you?" The man sighed and watched the shot glass, his fingers caressing a metal ashtray.
What to read after Random Hearts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warren Adler to read onlineMoreLess
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