Chaos didn't know what this meant. He kept feeling like somehow, intending to travel across land, he'd traveled through time instead.
In "Amnesia Moon," Jonathan Lethem explores the concept of chaos through the character Chaos, who grapples with profound disorientation. The narrative highlights his struggle to comprehend his journey, which feels more like a time travel experience than a mere physical voyage. This confusion illustrates the surreal nature of his reality and raises questions about the perception of time and space.
The quote encapsulates Chaos's internal conflict and his unease with the unpredictability of his situation. It suggests that amidst chaotic circumstances, one might not just traverse through physical locations but also experience shifts that affect their understanding of time. Lethem's work invites readers to consider how chaos can alter our journeys in unexpected ways.
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