/lit/ - Literature

>42 Implication
>Implying Implications

I don't know but I kind of want to read this book, now.

>>1020192

>>1020206

>Implying

Seriously what does it mean?

I'm actually pretty sure it's talking about sex.

The guy is standing at the window, no clothes on. The lady says, "put some clothes on or at least get the fuck away from the window, you faggot." The guy does so. The lady is sitting on the chair. Guy goes to the sitting chair. She blows him -- like, gives him a blowjob.

Myrtle casually, but perhaps purposely calls him the wrong name. He doesn't respond: they're probably lovers, or if not, he doesn't really care about what she says and does unless it involves sex.

She says, "Men are lucky," probably because she thinks men are lucky they don't get attached too easily (which I'd argue isn't true, but whatever).

She stops the blowjob; at this point, I think he climaxed. Notice that the lady -- Myrtle -- says, "Well?" essentially to say, "Well, what now?" And Joe answers, "You'll still have to wait for your tea."

And then, she sighs, probably knowing that he's going to change, make her tea, and continue with his life, while she remains attached to him.

Yeah, I think this is the morning after a booty call; or, maybe the girl's a prostitute and Albert is just a name Joe used.

>>1020280
Maybe that's why it's called 'Implication'

>>1020280
>Myrtle casually, but perhaps purposely calls him the wrong name

By 'Albert' she was referring at his boyfriend's penis. Don't you give your own penis a nickname?

>>1020280
>"You'll still have to wait for your tea."

Implying by 'tea' he was really thinking about tea

>>1020298
>Implying by 'tea' he was really thinking about tea

Hmm...what was he thinking, then? Eating her out?

it's just a talk about tea. nothing else.

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