The article reflects on Tom Robbins's legacy following his death, symbolized by rain in New York City. It illustrates the moral complexities of urban life and emphasizes Robbins's commitment to advocating for working-class rights. He understood the nuances of justice and dignity while living in a city rife with inequality. The rain serves as a metaphor for universal truths that transcend social divisions, highlighting Robbins’s belief in a better, more equitable-city for all, urging readers to confront moral ambiguities instead of giving in to despair.
On the day after the night when Tom Robbins died it rained in New York City. The rain was gentle but steady.
One such truth is that a New York City built for the working class is a thing we could have and is worth fighting for.
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