The Final Detail: a Myron Bolitar Novel (2008)
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The 4 train was fairly empty this time of the day. After they found seats, Myron asked, “Why did you beat up those two muscleheads?” “You know why,” Win said.
“Because they challenged you?” “I hardly call what they mustered a challenge.” “So why did you beat them up?” “Because it was simple.” “What?” Win hated repeating himself.
“You overreacted,” Myron said. “As usual.” “No, Myron, I reacted perfectly.” “Meaning?” “I have a reputation, do I not?” “As a violent psycho, yes.” “Exactly—a reputatio...n that I’ve culled and created through what you call overreacting. You trade off that reputation sometimes, do you not?” “I guess I do.” “It helps us?” “I guess so.” “Guess nothing,” Win said. “Friends and foes believe I snap too easily—overreact, as you put it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The 4 train was fairly empty this time of the day. After they found seats, Myron asked, “Why did you beat up those two muscleheads?” “You know why,” Win said.
“Because they challenged you?” “I hardly call what they mustered a challenge.” “So why did you beat them up?” “Because it was simple.” “What?” Win hated repeating himself.
“You overreacted,” Myron said. “As usual.” “No, Myron, I reacted perfectly.” “Meaning?” “I have a reputation, do I not?” “As a violent psycho, yes.” “Exactly—a reputatio...n that I’ve culled and created through what you call overreacting. You trade off that reputation sometimes, do you not?” “I guess I do.” “It helps us?” “I guess so.” “Guess nothing,” Win said. “Friends and foes believe I snap too easily—overreact, as you put it.
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