"Ten years later, observing Houellebecq, Jed became aware that there was also passion in his eyes, even something wild. He must have aroused passions in women, maybe violent ones. Yes, from everything Jed knew about women, it seemed probable that some of them might have fallen for this tortured wreck who was now gently nodding his head in front of him while devouring slices of pate de campagne, and who had manifestly become indifferent to anything connected to a loving relationship, and most probably any kind of human relationship."
— Michel Houellebecq, The Map and the Territory.
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