During his childhood, his mother would kidnap him from his various foster parents, though every time they would eventually be caught and he would again be remanded over to the child welfare agency. Nominally, the idea is that Victor will find patron after patron whose heart will swell with pleasure at having done such a good deed, and who will continue to send Victor some little financial token of appreciation from time to time. These little boys," I say and wave the poker across the crowd of kids, "these were little boys just like you. CP attempts to pass this off with some platitude of how most immigrants seem more American than those born into it. I do agree that Palahniuk does seem to have an ear for both sharing and creating urban legends (as well as those very quotable bits of dialogue), which may be part of the reason he doesn't move me so much.

He is also a sex and drug addict who is clumsy and Victor needs to constantly clean his mess in their job at the theater. But then Harry winds up dead, and the obvious suspect is Chuck Chandler who's been sleeping with Harry's wife. If you've seen Fight Club the movie, you know how compelling those little tidbits sound when spoken out loud. Victor works at a re-enactment museum set in colonial times, where most of the employees are drug addicts or, in Denny's case, a fellow recovering sex addict. Reveal too little, and a coherent review is almost impossible, leaving the reader with a false impression of complexities and tangles which are insurmountable.

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Enter Tommy Scully, a former NYPD homicide detective, augmenting his pension with a job on the Key West force, and his neophyte partner, Daryl, who may be smarter than he looks. Cruising sex-addict meetings for action, Victor enjoys bathroom trysts with nymphomaniacs on short prison furloughs, focused on maximizing his sexual highs. For those of you with the stomach, "Choke" is an often brilliant but occasionally overburdened novel that is worth the strain on your gag reflex.While growing up, Victor's mother taught him numerous conspiracy theories and obscure medical facts, which both confused and frightened him. The most important message, in seemingly all his works, is do something with yourself other than waste away precious brain cells in this repetitive world as we know it, we all have a talent for something, find yours, and make it happen, for yourself, and nobody else. The premise of the book and one of it's strengths is the theory that if you make someone else into a hero, they'll love you forever. As he doesn't know who his father is so he begins to believe the tales that Paige tells him about being born from his mother’s egg and the ancient DNA of Jesus Christ.