| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - he is something for 50 shades of black or whatever, not for a novel that because the sex is in the context of an adulterous relationship, becomes amoral in a reader's viewpoint, IMO. Enright clearly makes the point that the two couples do not see their bond as purely lust, but as love and it is obvious that both of them feel that there is a bond that transcends this.
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