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The Fixer Study Guide

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by Bernard Malamud
About 104 pages (31,043 words)
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Chapter 3, Part 3 Summary

Back in his cell, Yakov begins to question his circumstances. He is aware that he has lost his ability to make sense of the world and feels this is their plan. He is filled with panic. The two other men in his cell begin to describe their own interrogations and arrests. They are being held and abused on ridiculous charges like Yakov's - one man for holding a bag of pamphlets for a stranger and the other for being confused with an anarchist.

When Yakov tells them why he is.....

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