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Our protagonist faces the price of the vengeance he seeks, and tetters on the verge of cutting his loses and moving on.
Our protagonists meets Josephine, the older girlfriend of Willie James. She exposes him to Gainesville, and shares some her beliefs through words and actions.
Our protagonist finds himself entangled in a different family setting, with similarities to his own, but strange as a foreign language to untutored ears. He is appreciative of the aid he is given, especially the opportunity to shower. He emerges from the shower, as one from a baptism, naked and washed clean of his former stench to see a young girl preparing to take a pee.
Our protagonist is robbed and stripped of his clothes in the men's room of the bus station, but refuses help from a Priest who suggest the filling of a police report. His refusal is noted by station manager, as an admission to willful participation in illicit activities, and bans him from the bus station.
Our protagonist is finally on his way to Miami Florida, but there an unshakeable feeling that this was partly a fantasy.
Our protagonist attempts to escape the bored imposed by the purchase of a bus ticket, leads to an exciting adventure on State Street.
The protagonist in this piece, runs away from his home in Chicago. In his mind, the mind of a fifteen-year-old adolescent, he had to run to save himself from an undesirable situation which was growing unbearable.
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The reading of a book in progress as it slouches toward publication. The host shares his views about the entanglements of life and offer suggestions to help others to detangle from the…