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"By staying on the surface of himself, it is natural to be satisfied with offering no more than this surface to others. There are few demands to be met, and no commitment is required." "This surroagate self was essentially a tease, a hyperactive child, a fabricator of tall tales. It could not take anything seriously."

"By staying on the surface of himself, it is natural to be satisfied with offering no more than this surface to others. There are few demands to be met, and no commitment is required." "This surroagate self was essentially a tease, a hyperactive child, a fabricator of tall tales. It could not take anything seriously."

几经搁置，终得卒读。前半段的反转很深刻，人的性格，无论如何怪异，终究还是由其经历所塑造的。

"By staying on the surface of himself, it is natural to be satisfied with offering no more than this surface to others. There are few demands to be met, and no commitment is required." "This surroagate self was essentially a tease, a hyperactive child, a fabricator of tall tales. It could not take anything seriously."

"By staying on the surface of himself, it is natural to be satisfied with offering no more than this surface to others. There are few demands to be met, and no commitment is required." "This surroagate self was essentially a tease, a hyperactive child, a fabricator of tall tales. It could not take anything seriously."

事情的开始是一些抽象的片段。有一天，杰克忽然对罗丝说，希望等他死后，她能告诉别人他到底是什么样的。 后来，罗丝在夏绿蒂那里找到了这句话。是的，她下意识地去找，真就找到了。无论从哪一方面考量，那都不是当时杰克会说的话，但因为那些话是夏绿蒂对他说过的，就一直在他...  

[btr注] 作为译者，我把这本书翻来覆去看过好多遍，从译后记到书评也从不同角度写过好几篇。最近写的这一篇，主要想从奥斯特传记的后现代性的角度来谈谈这本书。 “在他的卧室壁橱里，我找到了几百张照片（……），零零碎碎地散落在抽屉中。”“有本非常大的相册，用昂贵的皮...  

事情的开始是一些抽象的片段。有一天，杰克忽然对罗丝说，希望等他死后，她能告诉别人他到底是什么样的。 后来，罗丝在夏绿蒂那里找到了这句话。是的，她下意识地去找，真就找到了。无论从哪一方面考量，那都不是当时杰克会说的话，但因为那些话是夏绿蒂对他说过的，就一直在他...