Hugh and I returned to Normandy the following summer, and I resumed my identity as the village idiot. See you again yesterday! I said to the butcher. Ashtray! Bottleneck!
In the summer following their previous visit, Hugh and the narrator return to Normandy, where the narrator adopts a self-deprecating role as the village idiot. This humorous persona reflects his awkwardness and challenges in navigating the local culture and language. The playful atmosphere is highlighted by the narrator's amusing interactions with townspeople, including a light-hearted exchange with the butcher.
Throughout these encounters, the narrator expresses a sense of nostalgia and comedic frustration, often referencing his past experiences in a light-hearted manner. His unique perspective on life in Normandy conveys a mix of affection and humor, underscoring the complexities of adapting to a foreign environment.
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