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Looking for Mr. Goodbar Study Guide

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by Judith Rossner
About 52 pages (15,449 words)
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Looking for Mr. Goodbar begins with the end, the aftermath of the murder.

Rossner introduces the murderer, Gary Cooper White, and develops some sympathy for him before launching into the narrative about Theresa's life.

The effect of this is to know Theresa is doomed from the start; the only suspense that remains is what will precipitate the murder and how much of her life will precede her death. Still, ignoring Rossner's warning, the reader gets involved with Theresa in spite of himself and hopes she will free herself from the trap she has set. The proportions are just right, with the murderer.....

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