![]() ![]() "I find myself increasingly unable to find that point where the hermit ends and Paul and I begin.".The narrator here has perhaps gone mad, and is recognising that he no longer has one ego, and has gained additional personalities/identities) (This references to the bible story of Saul, who then became Paul after having his sight restored by Jesus, en route to Damascus. We drank coffee in his kitchen and tried to connect to one another." My Damascus a small semi-detached on the outskirts of Wolverhampton. (References to the Bible story of Lot, his wife turned back and was turned to salt, implies that turning back and inspecting the past would destroy him, also implies that he wants to move forward.) "We are not like Lot’s wife, you and I we feel no particular need to turn back.".(i.e, a psychological affliction is apparent, in addition to a physical ailment.) ".The infection is not simply of the flesh.". ![]() Severe tragedy may have created a loss that could not be overcome and thus delusion is employed to surmount psychological anguish.) (The narrator doesn't know anything, and has rather made it all up, to create a sense of purpose or give reasons for how he feels as he does.
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