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seeping their way in to the concerns of the material world below.
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And then you get that sort of lyrical moment of interpretation:
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"He had the feeling that everything he saw was a broken-off piece of
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some giant blank thing
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he had forgotten had happened to him."
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Now this is where the omniscient narrator comes in quite forcefully,
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and gives us something to work on as we analyze Haze and we think about
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who he is as a character and where he finds himself.
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This connects I think with a whole host of other passages that have to
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do with nothingness.
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And one of them is right above on that page, and I read it a little
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earlier: "thinking nothing and sweating."