An Analysis Of Rob's Fidelity

In this, referring to Rob’s “all time, top five most memorable split-ups, in chronological order: …” (Hornby 3). This statement also brings up the idea of sound to Rob’s fidelity. He compares aspects of his life to songs and albums, categorizing them, like a record collection. He uses this practice to draw himself away from situations, when he does not want to feel, emotionally or mentally. Rob also has this idealism that he holds to himself to. To set aside the idealism that he shares with Dick and Barry, two others employees that he works with, of which they believe themselves as “musical elitist” of pop cult, Rob’s character further develops, showing this idea in finding himself blameless and just. In order to feel good or better about