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Independence Day Study Guide

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by Richard Ford
About 104 pages (31,248 words)
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Chapter 6 Summary

Frank makes his way back up the dark highway, now fully caught up in the holiday traffic. He's already recanted his decision of an hour before, and wishes he'd simply taken Sally with him on his weekend trip with Paul. He's headed towards Connecticut, and plans to spend the night in a motel along the way and pick up Paul early in the morning. He analyzes his feelings towards Sally, unknowingly contradicting his own thoughts several times. He decides their relationship is like a mutual Existence Period, and begins to realize that he needs to cut through his paralyzing thoughts and make it clear to her how much he cares about her.

He stops at a rest area to gas up and check his messages. After waiting for one of the truckers to finish.....

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