He draped himself in her sad memory, because it was the closest thing to having her around.
In "The First Phone Call from Heaven," the protagonist struggles with the loss of a loved one and finds solace in recalling their memories. He clings to these thoughts, as they provide a sense of connection and comfort, even in sadness. The act of remembering becomes a way for him to feel that she is still near, despite her absence.
This quote illustrates the profound impact of memory on grief. By immersing himself in the reminiscence of his beloved, he temporarily alleviates the pain of loss. It highlights the human tendency to seek closeness to those we've lost through memories, illustrating how love endures in different forms, even when physical presence is gone.
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