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This may be symbolic, as it could suggest that things are going to change for Ralph. Another physical movement by Ralph while he is lying down in bed that is also interesting is the fact he turns his body towards Marian. Again this may suggest that Ralph is symbolically turning over, letting what has happened in the past go. In many ways Ralph is reconnecting with Marian. Cite Post McManus, Dermot. The Sitting Bee, 3 Jan. Nice post.

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Translate PDF. Taken from his collection of the same name the story is narrated in the third person by an unnamed narrator and very early on in the story the reader realises that Carver, by providing a historical back drop to the story, is delving into the themes of memory and identity. This is significant as it suggests the theme of identity. The reader also learns that while Ralph was in college, he made a connection with not only Dr Maxwell but also with Marian and it is the fragility of this connection that Carver appears to be exploring.

Despite Ralph suggesting to Marian that her encounter with Mitchell Anderson was over four years ago, it becomes clear to the reader that this is not the truth. The reader is aware that though it was two years since the incident, Ralph continues to think about it more and more. However when he does fully discover that Marian has slept with Mitch, Ralph is unable to let go. Carver also appears to use some symbolism in the story.

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