As well as the reoccurring passages about the "cold moth on Rahel's heart" I have noticed that we are constantly reminded of the time being "ten to two". This is the time that is painted on a wristwatch. It is also mentioned in a way that is notably important. such as being at the end of a chapter or placed as its own sentence. How is "ten to two" important?
Wednesday, April 14, 2010
As well as the reoccurring passages about the "cold moth on Rahel's heart" I have noticed that we are constantly reminded of the time being "ten to two". This is the time that is painted on a wristwatch. It is also mentioned in a way that is notably important. such as being at the end of a chapter or placed as its own sentence. How is "ten to two" important?
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This is kind of "out of topic" comment but you guys(American students) can see detail so well.(Of course it is obvious) But still or me, what I can see in this book are just big events and how those are connected with others, not the details as you just posted.
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