He says “I didn't really believe he would win. He seemed more professor than writer, with his…”(pg 10). Here we see that Our narrator down talks other writers (his competition) and says things like I didn't really believe he would win. The narrator thinks that he is better than all the other people he is competing against. The narrator is the very definition of self absorbed. Another time we see this theme is when the narrator says “If you won't meet with him, let somebody else”(pg 55). The narrator is talking to one of his friends who is nervous about meeting Robert Frost and instead of making him feel better and more confident he puts him down and asks if someone else (himself) and take the place. This is a very self absorbed act and these are just two of the many examples of self absorption in Old
He says “I didn't really believe he would win. He seemed more professor than writer, with his…”(pg 10). Here we see that Our narrator down talks other writers (his competition) and says things like I didn't really believe he would win. The narrator thinks that he is better than all the other people he is competing against. The narrator is the very definition of self absorbed. Another time we see this theme is when the narrator says “If you won't meet with him, let somebody else”(pg 55). The narrator is talking to one of his friends who is nervous about meeting Robert Frost and instead of making him feel better and more confident he puts him down and asks if someone else (himself) and take the place. This is a very self absorbed act and these are just two of the many examples of self absorption in Old