Part 2 (Carlye Nealon)

             I find part two much easier to read than part one because it is less rambling thoughts and more explanations of the narrator’s younger life.  I find myself enjoying this part more and being able to read it faster.  I find it interesting how this book was put together.  The first part shows us nothing about the narrator.  We only learn about him through his rambling thoughts.  However, in the second part we finally start to learn more details about the narrator.

            I liked the part when the narrator talks about how he wanted to be noticed by the policeman because he feels like he is never noticed.  He says, “I could not forgive his having moved me without noticing me,” (page 34).  He wanted to fight with him because than he wouldn’t feel like a nobody and he would feel like an actual person in a fight.