Man and the Natural World Quotes in Fight Club

Even early on in the novel, our narrator looks to the sky and yearns for a spiritual connection with the galaxy. He thinks that things people worry about a lot—like lost luggage and bad breath—are mundane worries that aren't worth our precious time.

Fight club allows a man to connect with his most primal emotions, like a primitive hunter stalking prey across uncivilized plains.

Our narrator wants to destroy things that society has deemed beautiful or precious, but don't necessarily have inherent value—like a man's handsome face or pandas. Why has society placed value in these things?