"Three" opens shortly after the probable suicide of a young woman, identified only as S, who boarded with a married couple, Ruth and Leonard. It details the conversations between Ruth and Leonard, discussing the probability that S has taken her own life, as well as their daily interactions and frustrations with one another. Ruth shifts between needy and biting, refusing Leonard's sexual advances and opting instead to endlessly play dress up with her cat...
Originally published September 2001, University of Chicago's Free Press
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