Of course I knew then where Hester had hidden Owen Meany; he'd been under the couch cushions-and under her!-all the while we were searching. That explained why his appearance had been so rumpled, why his hair had looked slept on. The Hank Bauer card must have fallen out of his pocket. Discoveries like this-not to mention, Owen's voice "speaking" to me in the secret passageway, and his hand {or something like a hand} seeming to take hold of me-occasionally make me afraid of 80
In the narrative, the protagonist reveals a pivotal moment of realization regarding Owen Meany's hiding place. He uncovers that Owen had been concealed beneath the couch cushions during their frantic search. This discovery sheds light on Owen's disheveled appearance, as well as the Hank Bauer card that must have slipped out of his pocket, hinting at the close connection between the characters and the intense situations they face.
The experience is laced with elements of fear and mystery, particularly when Owen’s voice resonates in the secret passageway, adding to the surreal atmosphere. The protagonist feels both a physical and spiritual connection to Owen, which intensifies his apprehension about their circumstances. Such moments expertly illustrate the profound bond and complexities that define their relationship within the story.
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