/lit/ - Literature

>>1946427
The novel starts with a seemingly regular happenstance, and from that point no only builds into a greater and greater sense of paranoia. In most books with similar openings you would see, near the end of the book, these things being cleared up and all of the questions answered; however, Pynchon, instead, only adds more to the pile of questions. He makes the work more incoherent and seemingly pointless by the "conspiracy of everything" fulfilling itself by encompassing not only America entire, but also Europe and even into (hidden) history.