Blue Anngel

I found it a bit interesting that when Swenson took his daughter to the computer store, that he took the same route, and it almost seemed as if though besides the difference in character, the car ride too and from the store was almost the same. I also think that Swenson views Angela as his ' version' of what he expected his daughter to be, (without the sex ofc...) I think part of the reason that he is attracted to angela is one, He views her as a younger female version of himself, and two, I think in some regards, she is the daughter that never took up writing, if that makes any sense... I have yet to read the ending of this book. but that is my thoughts on how Swenson views Angela...