The Labour party needs to realise too that people across different income groups have come to regard the state as indifferent to some of their most cherished forms of personal and collective identity.
We realise then that many hints of the outcome have been dropped from the very first pages of the novel; we realise, too, that González cares little for suspense: he wants us to read with the outcome in mind, so that we can pay attention to the process of decomposition, to the minute choices the characters make.
It is important to realise too that learning te reo is only part of the commitment.
Or, he might realise too, that it was not meant to be.
I realised, too, that the way I perceived myself was influenced by others.
It has begun to realise, too, that his "partner" Valérie Trierweiler is as ghastly, self-important, officious and greedy as Cherie Blair.
After trudging for hours through darkness and sub-zero wind, I realised, too, that Frank's hypnotic, rhythmic Swahili chanting probably works better to coax suffering clients onwards when they can't see how far they have to go.
And I realised too that the female child cannot win: even if she has a right-on mother, she is immersed in a culture which decrees she's either pretty enough for people to mention it, and that's a good thing, or she's not, and that's not.
Looking back, I realise too that I have a lot to thank Glossop for.
Realise, too, that group sex is not always what it's cracked up to be.
