Even this being the case, Raymond Carver's distaste for the blind man is evident from the first paragraph on. "I wasn't enthusiastic about his visit. He was no one I knew. And his being blind bothered me." (506) Carver's distaste for Robert is blatantly apparent even subsequent to his arrival at their home...
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He was no one I knew. And his being blind bothered me." (506) Carver's distaste for Robert is blatantly apparent even subsequent to his arrival at their home. It also becomes quite clear that his wife disapproves of his attitude toward Robert and fails to see how he could be so self-centered. "My wife finally took her eyes off the blind man and looked at me...
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Raymond Carver's "Neighbors" He would come home early from work or even not go. "In the morning he had Arlene call in for him (71)." The story didn't really focus on what his wife would do when she went to the Stones apartment but she herself liked going in there...	2 / 458
The Neighbors He even came home early. The instant he arrived home, he wanted to go to bed with Arlene. Things seemed to be different for Bill and Arlene while Jim and Harriet were gone...	3 / 579
Neighbors It is interesting that Bill is never seen smoking cigarettes before he finds them in the drawer; nevertheless he carries the cigarettes wherever he goes...	3 / 625
Summary of Neighbors On this occasion, Bill begins to explore the apartment beyond what is needed. He searches through the Stones' cabinets and drawers, and into their closet...	3 / 563