Approaching Oblivion (Jezebel's Ladder Book 4) - Plot & Excerpts
Most of Olympus gathered to observe the event. Casually, Yvette mentioned to Toby, “I hear you’ve been stretching your world and reading Plato.” Eager to discuss anything with her, Toby stammered, “The Allegory of the Cave—to me it was about how a tragedy in your life can shift your viewpoint and open your eyes in ways you never dreamed of.” “So, what have you done with this new perspective?” “Nothing yet. I don’t have much free time. Lou recommended it to me.” “Why Lou?” “He majored in philosophy, and when he wants something from you, he’s easy to talk to.” The philosopher in question shushed them so he could hear the radio chatter about the immanent landing. Although Skinner Gorge, the beginning of the rat maze, was almost twenty kilometers long, the angle was bad and the winds gusty. The giant soccer ball blew and bounced all the way to the far wall of the gorge before ricocheting back toward the river. Red mumbled, “Great, for the next century, people will be watching this clip like that wipeout at the beginning of Wide World of Sports.”
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