I was thinking-That's what I smelled!I stared at him.You know, the smell of wheels burning as they try to turn over . . . He drifted up toward the ceiling and rolled his eyes. Never mind. Carry on.
In the book "Torn" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, a character experiences a realization while reflecting on a familiar smell. The scent triggers a memory of burning wheels, symbolizing struggle and effort, which leads to a moment of introspection. The character’s reaction shows a deep connection to their emotions and past experiences.
As the narrative unfolds, the character observes a companion who seems disconnected, floating away and dismissing the significance of the moment. This juxtaposition highlights the complexities of their relationship and the theme of internal vs. external experiences. It emphasizes how different individuals process similar stimuli in unique ways.
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