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* [[Surreal Humor]]: cabbages and toys changing into the talking head of Orpheus, again. |
* [[Surreal Humor]]: cabbages and toys changing into the talking head of Orpheus, again. |
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* [[Theory of Narrative Causality]]: very subtly invoked. When the hero tries to make sense of everything which happens to him, he is forced to rely on regularities which are not usually observable in reality, and eventually, he acts as it was fairly normal that his life is governed by the 'narrative' laws (to give an example, every time he finds or is given something spherical, it changes into the head of Orpheus). |
* [[Theory of Narrative Causality]]: very subtly invoked. When the hero tries to make sense of everything which happens to him, he is forced to rely on regularities which are not usually observable in reality, and eventually, he acts as it was fairly normal that his life is governed by the 'narrative' laws (to give an example, every time he finds or is given something spherical, it changes into the head of Orpheus). |
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* [[Twice-Told Tale]]: the point of the novel (well, one of them) seems to be that no story can be told only once. |
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* [[Woman Scorned|Women Scorned]]: Thracian women. |
* [[Woman Scorned|Women Scorned]]: Thracian women. |
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* [[Your Mind Makes It Real]]: possible explanation of some events, especially those connected with the Orpheus' head. |
* [[Your Mind Makes It Real]]: possible explanation of some events, especially those connected with the Orpheus' head. |
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