Community struggles for independence from "summary" of World's End by T. Coraghessan Boyle
The residents of the fictional community of Peterskill in "World's End" are embroiled in a struggle for independence, both from external forces and from each other. The small town is depicted as a microcosm of larger societal conflicts, with individuals vying for power and control over their own destinies. From the very beginning of the novel, tensions are palpable as different factions within Peterskill clash over issues of land ownership, environmental protection, and personal relationships. The characters exhibit a fierce determination to assert their autonomy, often at the expense of unity and cooperation. As the story unfolds, it becomes cl...
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