And though Lotto was thoroughly straight, the daily greedy need of his hands told her this, her husband's desire had always been more to chase and capture the gleam of the person inside the body and the body itself. And there was a part of her husband that had always been so hungry for beauty. Lauren Groff
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This quote is very interesting because it shows that even though Lotter's husband was willing to compromise, he wasn't willing to completely compromise. He wanted his wife to be beautiful but he didn't want her to be uglier than she already was. It also shows how the poor man was willing to do great things for his wife, like shop for her, even though he could afford to buy her much more expensive stuff.

Source: Fates And Furies

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