In 'The Third Hotel,' my narrator, Claire, is wrestling with this sense of perpetual unfinishedness. She's trying to make sense of her husband's death, how someone's life can just stop and not continue, and of the lack of resolution in her own inner life.

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In 'The Third Hotel,' my narrator, Claire, is wrestling with this sense of perpetual unfinishedness
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In 'The Third Hotel,' my narrator, Claire, is wrestling with this sense of perpetual unfinishedness
In 'The Third Hotel,' my narrator, Claire, is wrestling with this sense of perpetual unfinishedness
In 'The Third Hotel,' my narrator, Claire, is wrestling with this sense of perpetual unfinishedness
In 'The Third Hotel,' my narrator, Claire, is wrestling with this sense of perpetual unfinishedness
In 'The Third Hotel,' my narrator, Claire, is wrestling with this sense of perpetual unfinishedness
In 'The Third Hotel,' my narrator, Claire, is wrestling with this sense of perpetual unfinishedness
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