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 | | Quiggins leaves and, after dinner, Jenkins agrees to stay with the Templers for the night, and on the drive to the Templers' home he begins a love affair with Jean. |
 | | We also know from Nick that Quiggin's scholarship was revoked on account of "dissatisfaction to the authorities," a cryptic phrase which gains new meaning as we come to understand his extreme minority political views (ABM, 238). |
 | | By associating with the Communists and Marxists rather than simply the socialists, Quiggin is defining himself as a supporter of violent means of change, and as a member of a very limited minority, in contrast to well-liked and socialist members, a supporter of gradual, democratic change. |
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