Eternity

Eternity

by Greg Bear

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1988
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Earth is struggling from the ravages of nuclear Death. The leader of the first expedition to Thistledown, an asteroid starship, Garry Lanier, has grown old, bitter, weary, unwilling to live. Suddenly he reunites with General Pavel Mirsky--who cannot possibly exist because Mirsky disappeared with the Way, an endless corrider slicing across space through universes.

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    How does Greg Bear use the post-nuclear devastation of Earth to explore themes of human resilience and despair, and how do you think our own world’s current crises shape our reading of this backdrop?

  2. 2

    Garry Lanier begins the novel weary, bitter, and ready to give up on life; in what ways do you relate to the burden of aging and the feeling of having lived past your time?

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    The reappearance of General Pavel Mirsky defies all logic and possibility. How does the novel handle the psychological impact of impossible returns and resurrections on those left behind?

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