Quandary Resolution 139
manichean, gregarious, luculent, conflate
In spite of Alfred’s gregarious personality, he does not have much luck on dates: objects of his affection tend to be put off by his insistently probing questions, mistakenly conflating his desire for luculent explanations with an unattractively manichean refusal to accept nuance or subtlety.
by roch on October 28, 2009
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