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Eros, Dios, and the End of the Affair

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English

 

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Alexandra K

 

Date added:

July 13, 2012

 

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University

 

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B

 

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Greene uses the fictionalized tale of his own real life affair with the beautiful Catherine Walston to examine the relationship of hate to love, of physical to spiritual, of holy to tainted, and of erotic love to divine love. A moderately popular novelist, Greene's central protagonist, Bendrix, tells the woeful tale of his ultimately doomed love affair with Sarah Miles, the beautiful wife of civil servant Henry Miles...
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In a series of flash backs, Greene reveals the unlikely birth, anemic but passionate life, and abrupt death of this fling. It's final demise arrives when Sarah finds her lover trapped beneath a door after a bomb lands nearby, and thinking Bendrix dead, she makes a pact with God that if God will spare Bendrix's life, she would walk away from him forever...
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