1. The Search for Truth and the Emptiness that Follows
... Nesfastis: She had caught site of the historical marker only because she"d gone back, deliberately, to Lake Inverarity one day, owing to this, what you might have to call, growing obsession, with "bringing something of herself" - even if that something was just her presence - to the scatter of business interest that had survived Inverarity. (72) Pynchon exhibits Oedipa's actions as being concerned with solving the mystery ... powerless. After her walk through San Narcisco and the constant appearance of Trystero's post horn, Pynchon uses personification and diction to illustrate how the o...
- Word Count: 3055
- Approx Pages: 12
- Grade Level: High School