But what if-- I realize that I don't want him to disappear. I may not fully believe he's real; I may not understand why I can hear him speaking to me--but I sort of like it. I like knowing that of all the people in the world, I'm the only one listening to what he has to say. It makes me feel like we've been destined for each other.
In "Between the Lines" by Jodi Picoult, the narrator grapples with the complex feelings towards a character who speaks to her. Despite doubts about his reality, she finds comfort in their unique connection. This bond gives her a sense of exclusivity, as it feels like they are meant to be together, setting their relationship apart from the rest of the world. She acknowledges that while she might not completely understand the dynamics of their interaction, the emotional resonance is undeniable. The idea of having a conversation with someone only she can hear fosters a sense of belonging and destiny, making her reluctant to let him go.
In "Between the Lines," the narrator struggles with feelings for a character who seems to converse only with her. Despite uncertainty about his existence, the connection brings her comfort and a sense of destiny.
She cherishes the exclusivity of their bond, feeling that it's a special relationship that sets them apart from everyone else. This emotional tie leads her to reluctant acceptance of his potential disappearance.
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