The Lost Year And The Children Couldn T Wait
Time- the indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole. In book of ...And the Earth Did Not Devour Him, there are two vignettes, “The Lost year” and “The Children Couldn’t wait” that have very different perceptions on time.
First of all, the main difference in perception on time has to do with how closely the main characters are viewing the time. In the first vinett, “The Lost year”, the main character isn’t waiting on time, but instead watching it go by extremely fast. “At times he tried to remember and just when he thought everything was clearing up, he would be at a lost for words” (Rivera 75). Without anything to highlight the certain times, the character became separated from
First of all, the main difference in perception on time has to do with how closely the main characters are viewing the time. In the first vinett, “The Lost year”, the main character isn’t waiting on time, but instead watching it go by extremely fast. “At times he tried to remember and just when he thought everything was clearing up, he would be at a lost for words” (Rivera 75). Without anything to highlight the certain times, the character became separated from