In the essay "Once More to The Lake," E.B. White develops a clear message of how our time on earth is short and how we should spend as much time with our love ones because we do not want to be just a faded memory in their mind. Before one dies they should carry family traditions to keep that linkage between generations. Also, at times when we think too much of when we will die and we start imagining ourselves as our younger selves or as another person, in which White illustrates as he recalls memories of him and his father on the same lake he has taken his son.
In the sense of duality, we come to realize how close we are to death as we mature into the terminable journey of life. White comes upon this realization as he notices qualities of
In the sense of duality, we come to realize how close we are to death as we mature into the terminable journey of life. White comes upon this realization as he notices qualities of