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"
Gives
strange
view
about
suffering
,
"
Paul
said
.
"
Insight
of
most
original
kind
into
meaning
of
pain
for
no
reason
,
problem
which
all
religions
cope
with
.
Religions
such
as
Christian
often
declare
must
be
sin
to
account
for
suffering
.
N
.
West
seems
to
add
more
compelling
view
of
this
,
over
older
notions
.
N
.
West
possibly
saw
could
be
suffering
without
cause
due
to
his
being
a
Jew
.
"
Robert
said
.
"
If
Germany
and
Japan
had
lost
the
war
,
the
Jews
would
be
running
the
world
today
.
Through
Moscow
and
Wall
Street
.
"
The
two
Japanese
,
man
and
wife
,
seemed
to
shrink
.
They
seemed
to
fade
,
grow
cold
,
descend
into
themselves
.
The
room
itself
grew
cold
.
Robert
Childan
felt
alone
.
Eating
by
himself
,
no
longer
in
their
company
.
What
had
he
done
now
?
What
had
they
misunderstood
?
Stupid
inability
on
their
part
to
grasp
alien
tongue
,
the
Western
thought
.
Eluded
them
and
so
they
took
umbrage
.
What
a
tragedy
,
he
thought
as
he
continued
eating
.
And
yet
—
what
could
be
done
?
Former
clarity
—
that
of
only
a
moment
ago
—
had
to
be
drawn
on
for
all
it
was
worth
.
Full
extent
not
glimpsed
until
now
.
Robert
Childan
did
not
feel
quite
as
badly
as
before
,
because
the
nonsensical
dream
had
begun
to
lift
from
his
mind
.
I
showed
up
here
with
such
anticipation
,
he
recalled
.
Near
-
adolescent
romantic
haze
befuddling
me
as
I
ascended
stairs
.
But
reality
cannot
be
ignored
;
we
must
grow
up
.
And
this
is
the
straight
dope
,
right
here
.
These
people
are
not
exactly
human
.
They
don
the
dress
but
they
’
re
like
monkeys
dolled
up
in
the
circus
.
They
’
re
clever
and
can
learn
,
but
that
is
all
.
Why
do
I
cater
to
them
?
Due
solely
to
their
having
won
?
Big
flaw
in
my
character
revealed
through
this
encounter
.
But
such
is
the
way
it
goes
.
I
have
pathetic
tendency
to
…
well
,
shall
we
say
,
unerringly
choose
the
easier
of
two
evils
.
Like
a
cow
catching
sight
of
the
trough
;
I
gallop
without
premeditation
.
What
I
’
ve
been
doing
is
to
go
along
with
the
exterior
motions
because
it
is
safer
;
after
all
,
these
are
the
victors
…
they
command
.
And
I
will
go
on
doing
it
,
I
guess
.
Because
why
should
I
make
myself
unhappy
?
They
read
an
American
book
and
want
me
to
explain
it
to
them
;
they
hope
that
I
,
a
white
man
,
can
give
them
the
answer
.
And
I
try
?
But
in
this
case
I
can
’
t
,
although
had
I
read
it
,
I
no
doubt
could
.
"
Perhaps
one
day
I
’
ll
have
a
look
at
that
Miss
Lonelyhearts
book
,
"
he
said
to
Paul
.
"
And
then
I
can
convey
to
you
its
significance
.
"
