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In "A Clockwork Orange," the narrator expresses feelings of isolation and individuality. He describes a state of being that is solely his own, emphasizing that it exists in a realm inaccessible to others. This reflects a deep sense of separation from society and the comforts it offers.
He also contrasts his current state with a hopeful vision of tomorrow, filled with beauty and cosmic elements like flowers and stars. This juxtaposition highlights a longing for connection and a brighter future despite being trapped in a subjective experience. The mention of "old Luna" adds a touch of longing for the familiar and the natural world.
