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I'm quite certain that he didn't die and that he's in an institution.
One interesting question, earlier in the book there's mention of fathers being our models for God. Then, at the end, he's refering to what I assume is his psychiatrist as God.
I wonder if I'm going to far, but does anyone think the adoption of a new model for God shows a sort of rebirth through the therapy? His doctor is now his father figure, the support group attendees his family? Does that make Marla a mother to him? It was directly through her that he came to this new life...
Am I reaching here? Probably.
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