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The Comfort of Strangers Study Guide

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by Ian McEwan
About 29 pages (8,781 words)
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Chapter 4 Summary

Dawn is still a little way away when Colin and Mary step out of the bar. They still have no idea where they are or in which direction to turn. About an hour later, they awake in a doorway to the sound of children rushing to school. Though their situation is miserable, they seem to have been brought closer together by it and are noticeably more affectionate with each other than previously.

Eventually they make their way to a cafy where they order two coffees and two glasses of water. After their night on the street both are terribly dehydrated. As they are waiting for the waiter to.....

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