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To tackle the narrative challenge of Cave’s extreme isolation (for most of the winter he’s confined to a tiny hut, lacking even the sun for solace), Harding populates his solitude through reveries of his marriage to a Danish woman, whose pregnancy and calamitous labor make his own ordeal look, at least for a while, like an overnighter in the Adirondacks.
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To
tackle
the
narrative
challenge
of
Cave’s
extreme
isolation
(for
most
of
the
winter
he’s
confined
to
a
tiny
hut,
lacking
even
the
sun
for
solace),
Harding
populates
his
solitude
through
reveries
of
his
marriage
to
a
Danish
woman,
whose
pregnancy
and
calamitous
labor
make
his
own
ordeal
look,
at
least
for
a
while,
like
an
overnighter
in
the
Adirondacks.
