I think Luke's anger at Mr.Bernoffski for dying is an expression of his general frustrations - for being unable to thwart his insights into the deaths of others (and for having premonitions in the first place).
Does anyone think that Luke may have benefited from approaching his neighbour differently? And in what ways?
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ReplyDeleteI think Luke's anger at Mr.Bernoffski for dying is an expression of his general frustrations - for being unable to thwart his insights into the deaths of others (and for having premonitions in the first place).
Does anyone think that Luke may have benefited from approaching his neighbour differently? And in what ways?