1. The Search for Truth and the Emptiness that Follows
... husband, on LSD, gropes like a child further and further into the rooms and endless rooms of the elaborate candy house of himself and away, hopelessly away, from what has passed, I was hoping forever, for love; my one extra-marital fella has eloped with a depraved 15-year-old; my best guide back to the Trystero has taken a Brody. Where am I? (125-126) ... Oedipa's search of hidden truth has left her to be alone. Pynchon expresses that Oedipa's loneliness is a direct result of her investigation into Trystero with the statement "They are stripping from me." The use of the word "they" refer...
- Word Count: 3055
- Approx Pages: 12
- Grade Level: High School