I was more alone than if I had been alone.
In Jonathan Safran Foer's "Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close," the protagonist grapples with feelings of isolation despite the presence of others. This sense of loneliness is emphasized through the quote, "I was more alone than if I had been alone," highlighting the deep emotional disconnection he experiences in his surroundings. It reflects the complexity of relationships and the struggle to connect meaningfully with those nearby while feeling inwardly adrift.
The narrative...