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2.0 out of 5 stars
A most disliked character,
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This review is from: En Ausencia de Blanca (Spanish Edition) (Mass Market Paperback)
Even though Munoz Molina makes the reader want to read his short novel without wanting to stop, this reader enjoyed reading it for the whole purpose of disliking the male protagonist more and more as the plot went on. Mario is a weakling, a man who is so afraid of losing Blanca, his wife, that he will not be himself. There are times when he seems to want to quit this masochistic relationship, and face losing his wife in order to be himself and live his real life, but he never does it. The one redeeming moment when he would tell his spoiled, purposeless, drug-alcohol-sex addicted wife to walk out the door, never comes to the dismay of this reader and those other readers who have to put up with two of the most pitiful characters in contemporary Spanish narrative.
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En Ausencia de Blanca (Spanish Edition) by Antonio Muñoz Molina (Paperback - Nov. 2004)
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