The Single Payer Nazis

By John Swofford

In this narrative, the complex dynamics between characters Charlotte and Dean unfold against a backdrop of societal tensions and personal struggles. They express anxiety over their objectives-channeling animosity towards a greater cause, while joking and grappling with the implications of their actions. The idea of a risky mission, speculated to involve significant social upheaval, such as potential violence towards a political symbol (the capitol), illustrates a metaphorical journey towards change and uncertainty in their lives.
Charlotte's character is portrayed as ambitious and troubled, attempting to reforge her identity amidst chaotic circumstances, which evoke feelings of existential dread and frustration. She navigates the expectations of being both a mother and a revolutionary figure, struggling with the dichotomy of wanting to create meaningful change while also dealing with the emotional burdens of her past. As she contemplates familial connections, societal perceptions, and the fallout of their radical endeavors, the narrative highlights her internal conflicts and desire for autonomy.
On the sidelines, secondary characters like Louis contribute to the thematic structure, as they grapple with their roles and ethical dilemmas within volatile situations. The conversations reflect greater societal issues surrounding healthcare, discrimination, and the implications of protests, emphasizing the weight of historical and ongoing struggles.
Overall, the piece invites readers into a world of contemplation on the impacts of radical decisions, where personal desires and societal responsibilities intersect, encouraging a deeper understanding of the burdens carried by those seeking change.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1986696669
• ISBN13: 9781986696661
• Release Date: March 2018
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 332 Pages
• Weight: 0.83 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.3" x 8.0"