But I was in a little better physical shape every day, I was getting my looks back, and my spirits were rising, and this was all in all a happy time for me. All these weirdos, and me getting a little better every day right in the midst of them. I have never known, never even imagined for a heartbeat, that there might be a place for people like us.
In the narrative of "Jesus' Son" by Denis Johnson, the protagonist reflects on his gradual improvement in physical health and emotional well-being. He describes a sense of personal revival, where he starts regaining his looks and feeling more positive each day. This transformation occurs in a quirky, unconventional environment filled with odd characters, which adds a contrasting layer to his journey.
The protagonist finds joy in this strange setting, realizing that there is a place for individuals like him among the "weirdos" he encounters. This thought brings him happiness, indicating a newfound acceptance of himself and his surroundings. The experience highlights themes of recovery, community, and the unexpected beauty found in unconventional lives.