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Be here now (Grammer :pencil2: (Fortællerteknik (Fortællingen virker…

- - - - "Jenna hangs […]. Jenna asks […]. Jenna has […]
      - "I smile. I have […] I promise […]. I check […].
- - - - "I often fight the feeling I've grown into a vulture"
      - He does it anyway, and excuses himself that it's as to no one else shall repeat the mistakes (p. 2, l. 61-63)
  - - - "No mention, no pictures, of the camp […]"
  - - - "monica" as an metaphor for not knowing who he is himself (p. 3)?
        
        "[…] how much they believe they are in love. What i see is implied incompleteness, tacit neediness."
      - "They're perfect pictures from an imperfect life."
      - Could that [happiness] really be true if you need to declare it?"
  - - - "Those brief moments of connectivity with Jenna grounded me […]"
      - In the war zone (unfamiliar territory) she is something well-known and familiar - a piece of normal
    - - "Come on, she says […] I have work to do, I tell her […] I look at a couple of cartoon sites […]"
      - ""Happy Sunday, she declared […] I turned my back at her."
- - - - "recurrences now to foreign and too familiar to me. To us."
      - "All felt as if from some Hollywood flick recently seen at the theater."
  - - - which can both be understood physically (because he was in the garage)
      - but also mentally (that he hasn't really been all that present, which we see in the story, but know he is ready to be there for her, and acknowledge his present in their life)