I looked at her blankly, although the truth, like a lone and flagging swimmer, was gradually making some headway in the black sea of my ignorance. She stared back at me. Her eyes were hard and flat. And there was something about her that distinguished her from every other human being I'd known up until then: she always (wherever you were, whatever the circumstances, no matter what was happening) looked you straight in the eye. Brigida's gaze, I decided then, could be unbearable.
(It's better to create than destroy what's unnecessary)
Thursday, October 4, 2007
The Savage Detectives - pg. 15
Labels: Roberto Bolaño
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