The Power of Choice

You kind of feel the freedom of the characters in a way that you don't in postmodern literature, like infinite jest, for instance. You don't really have the impression that there's much to be made of their choices. But as a result of which, it gives you a thicker sense of agency. And how are we going to shoot? We're already so far in this episode and we haven't yet talked at all. What this book is about,. So people are like, what are you talking about? Because we have to tell something about the basic, but the book is so long that so many characters in it. Can you just give us a quick maybe, anyway,