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So Much Whisk(e)y So Far From Home: Misogyny, Violence, and Alcoholism in…

- - - - line of demarcation
      - two lives that life and this life
    - - desire to be alone and refusal to communicate
      - signify the narrator's self-identity
    - - Elliott Malamet
        
        dilemma stems from his reluctance to share his own experiences
        
        ways that patterns of repetitive images
        
        provide textual coherence and signify the narrator's self-identity
      - Claudine Verley
        
        patterns of imagery
        
        plot structure
        
        where I'm calling from
        
        parallel cycles of alcoholism
        
        through discourse
        
        narrator may have broken the alcoholic cycle
    - - parallels the A.A. story structure
- - - - coming out of hardened insularity
      - involves intensive listening