There often comes moments, in all sorts of entertainment media, where the build up towards a particular event or line can really allow that impactful moment to carry the weight of much of the story that has already gone by. This week, I take a look at one such moment in Ruth Ozeki's A Tale for the Time Being - how many of the topics and events in the novel come together to really bring alive what is both a really important moment for a main character, and what should be a particularly impactful one for the reader.
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Sources:
Ozeki, Ruth, A Tale for the Time Being, (Canongate, 2013)
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