I Am David
Why does David wish never to give ‘the man’ a name?
In chapter 1
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jill d #170087
From the text:
Giving him a name would be like admitting that he knew him; it would place him on an equal footing with the others.
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Anora s #1244073
It would mean that David was acquainted with "the man" and David refused to be on a let's say first-name basses.
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I am David.
