... dog are Hidden away'. The landlady, who is described (by Jerry, who points out that he doesn't like to talk of people harshly) as "fat, ugly, mean, stupid - The list goes on. She is an alcoholic and she traps Jerry in a corner whenever he walks in: "She presses her disgusting body against me-. Jerry would probably go as far as saying ... feels that Jerry has invaded his personal space. He would be sitting towards one end of the bench. He would be sitting defensively, with his legs crossed, as Jerry points out: "The way you cross your legs, perhaps?- Peter is trying to get rid of Jerry t...

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... , had come to him seeking nothing more than worldly profit, not love. The blind asked for nothing but to regain their sight, the lame to restore the use of their legs, the lepers to dry their purulent sores" (71). These constant requests must have drove Jesus crazy causing him to consider giving up many times, because it was almost impossible to ... a direct line to God in which he could receive all the answers. After reading Endo, I now know that Jesus did indeed go through the same identity problems that every human goes through, but with a certain amount of magnification. This new tho...

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