334/334/Part VI - Revision history

Eb at 06:52, 25 January 2025

2025-01-25T06:52:48Z

Eb: /* The entire Hanson apartment was on fire */

2025-01-22T18:35:02Z

The entire Hanson apartment was on fire

Eb: /* here you are enjoying a goddamned sunset */

2022-04-19T02:39:17Z

here you are enjoying a goddamned sunset

Eb at 19:36, 18 January 2021

2021-01-18T19:36:52Z

Eb: collapse summary

2017-02-13T01:45:25Z

collapse summary

Eb at 21:16, 11 August 2016

2016-08-11T21:16:44Z

Eb: /* anyway the world doesn't end */

2016-08-03T21:39:03Z

anyway the world doesn't end

Eb: /* 42. Lottie, at Bellevue, continued */

2016-08-03T21:34:42Z

42. Lottie, at Bellevue, continued

Eb at 17:37, 3 August 2016

2016-08-03T17:37:42Z

Eb: /* Summary */

2016-07-19T08:41:04Z

Summary

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	The final part of the [[334 novella]] is subtitled '''2026'''.		The final part of the [[334 novella]] is subtitled '''2026'''.

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 === The entire Hanson apartment was on fire ===
-A climactic scene in a burning house has featured in several of Disch's horror novels: ''The Businessman'', ''The M.D.'', ''The Sub''. Lottie's delirious internal narration is very similar in style to ''The Businessman'' in particular.
+A climactic scene in a burning house has featured in several of Disch's horror novels: ''[[The Businessman]]'', ''[[The M.D.]]'', ''The Sub''. Lottie's delirious internal narration is very similar in style to ''The Businessman'' in particular.
 == 42. Lottie, at Bellevue, continued ==

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 === here you are enjoying a goddamned sunset ===
 See [[334 Part I (11)|"Crossing Brooklyn Ferry"]]: "ever so many hundred years hence, others will ... enjoy the sunset ..."
 == 43. Mrs. Hanson, in Room 7 ==

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 === St. Mark, third chapter, verses thirty-three to thirty-five ===
-In other words, the central line in this passage ("And he looked round about on them ... and said, Behold my mother and my brethren!")— cited by January as an argument for choosing faith over blood family— is [[334/334/Part III#"Scorn for the scorners, yes; but for the wretched, grace."|another]] '''3:34'''.
+In other words, the central line in this passage ("And he looked round about on them ... and said, Behold my mother and my brethren!")—cited by January as an argument for choosing faith over blood family—is [[334/334/Part III#"Scorn for the scorners, yes; but for the wretched, grace."|another]] '''3:34'''.
 == 39. The Five-Fifteen Puppets ==
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 === hundreds of people ... who didn't meet occupancy standards ===
-Mrs. Hanson is being evicted because, both of her daughters having departed (even though she expects Lottie to return), the apartment now only has one resident but is reserved for families of at least two— the same reason that Richard Williken had to pretend to have a son. She is clearly violating regulations; the only question is who informed on her.
+Mrs. Hanson is being evicted because, both of her daughters having departed (even though she expects Lottie to return), the apartment now only has one resident but is reserved for families of at least two—the same reason that Richard Williken had to pretend to have a son. She is clearly violating regulations; the only question is who informed on her.
 == 40. Hunt's Tomato Catsup ==

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 The final part of the [[334 novella]] is subtitled '''2026'''.
-== Summary ==
+{{SummaryCollapsed |
 Final scenes of each of the Hansons in 2026. Lottie and Mrs. Hanson, the last two members of the family still living in the original apartment, are evicted. All three Hanson women decide on different ways of escaping their troubles with the help of an institution: Shrimp joins a religious order, Lottie becomes a psychiatric inpatient (after trying unsuccessfully to die on their burning furniture), and Nora applies for euthanasia.
 == 36. Boz ==

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 === anyway the world doesn't end ===
-The desire for the world (or at least one's own country) to stop struggling and just collapse was a major theme of "[[Everyday Life in the Later Roman Empire]]", where Alexa Miller yearned for "barbarians" to destroy New York. Here, Lottie provides a counterpoint that Alexa probably wouldn't understand because Alexa has a more leisurely life: it can't end because people are just too busy.
+The desire for the world (or at least one's own society) to stop struggling and just collapse was a major theme of "[[Everyday Life in the Later Roman Empire]]", where Alexa Miller yearned for "barbarians" to destroy New York. Here, Lottie provides a counterpoint that Alexa probably wouldn't understand because Alexa has a more leisurely life: it can't end because people are just too busy.
 === here you are enjoying a goddamned sunset ===

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