In The Madison, there are two kinds of flashbacks. First, there are the snapshots we see from Stacy and Preston’s life together, which ring with wit and conversational ease, and resonate with the love they shared across nearly 40 years of marriage. And then there are those other, Montana-centric dips into the past, where the main characters are water, land, and fish – the sumptuous surroundings that have provided solace to Preston and Paul for over 20 years. And in those flashbacks, stillness and quiet are just as important as what the Clyburn brothers do or do not say to one another.
“You’re the one person that’s never asked me,” Paul says. “Don’t change that today.” Preston will let the gravity of the place do the talking, as long as his brother would wish for the Yellowstone cutthroat trout, hatching caddis, swirling river mists, and their sturdy riverside camp
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