I don't know if Marcus knows how important that moment was to me. How much he actually saved me from myself, from absolute despair. Maybe he does know and that's exactly what he was doing. He was like an angel who came into my life with his bus of books at exactly the right time, who whisked me away from a terrible place to a faraway land.
The protagonist reflects on a pivotal moment in her life when Marcus, through his love for literature, provided her with a much-needed escape from her struggles and despair. She expresses uncertainty about whether Marcus realizes the significance of his actions, which felt almost angelic at the time. His arrival brought her comfort and a sense of hope that was desperately needed.
In this way, Marcus serves not only as a friend but also as a catalyst for change in her life. By introducing her to the world of books, he helped her transcend a difficult period, allowing her to envision a brighter future and embark on a journey of self-discovery.
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