Desolation Angels

Describe symbolism in Desolation Angels by Jack Kerouac

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In Book I, Part II, Kerouac's experience with the old man at the bar is enlightening. He turns out to be a pleasant surprise, and for the author, he comes to symbolize kind farming men everywhere.

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