Saul Bellow’s notion, “Warehouse of Good Intentions”.
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Saul Bellow’s notion, “ Warehouse of Good Intentions”. “Saul Bellow’s notion, 'warehouse of good intentions'. Someone occupies a place in your life, takes on some special significance – what it is, you can’t really say. But you have made a real connection – this person has come to stand for something in your life. Time goes by, you haven’t seen the party, you don’t know what has happened to him, he may even be dead for all you know, and yet you hang on to the idea of the unique importance of that individual. What a shock to discover that memories have become a stand-in for that warehoused person.”- Janis Bellow, Saul Bellow: Collected Stories
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