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A Long Way Down

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English

 

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Charles M

 

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March 18, 2016

 

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University

 

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A

 

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Hornby clarifies the theme with this simple analogy in which their lives are the Ferris wheel and though not visibly, they are slowly progressing. Each of the characters climb to the roof on New Year's Eve alone in their own ways, but together they come back down that night and again on Valentine's Day with the need to be cared for partially satisfied...
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Reaching the roof on their Valentine's reunion, Maureen observes that with the end of daylight savings time "even though it seemed dark when we were down on the street, up on the roof it felt as though there were some light left somewhere in the city" (Hornby 330). From the point in the novel when the group first descends from the roof, every aspect of the story is building towards this end, in which the hopeful theme is fully realized...
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