In this excerpt, Kate struggles to recall a name, feeling a sense of frustration for forgetting something important. Her father, noticing her dilemma, empathizes with her by revealing that he too experiences similar memory lapses. This moment highlights a shared human experience of forgetfulness.
Kate learns from her father that this phenomenon is humorously referred to as CRAFT, an acronym for 'Can't Remember A Fuc - book.' This exchange not only emphasizes their connection as family members but also adds a light-hearted touch to the often frustrating situation of memory loss.