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 | | For example, is the author using the technique to deconstruct Stevens, the butler; or is Stevens himself, as the narrator, employing it to deconstruct his memory, or his existential being? |
 | | Stevens loves Lord Darlington, too, of course, and he's less reluctant to admit this as there's nothing sexual at stake in it (or not on the face of it). |
 | | This does mean, to be sure, certain variations on the techniques of diary fiction, but it's not at odds with those techniques, I don't think (why not write your journal as if it were addressed to an imaginary friend?). |
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