Sullivan Feet in Smoke
This article inspires me a lot about family relationship and about death. The author mentions that he communicates with his brother through music which is like an "emotional code". I can feel his sadness when he goes to the hospital seeing his brother laying on the bed like a dead man. Then, the miracle happens when his brother recovers from a patient with 1 percent brain activity and with no sign of anything to a man with consciousness. However, it is amusing for me that the author depicts a story changing from tragedy to comedy. I realize that human beings are really tender and are just a tiny small part of the universe. The inner world of a mental patient is kind of attractive to me. I think Worth is really creative for having diverse points of view about the real world.
The question I have is what does the death experience exactly bring to Worth? I kind of can not get the author's assumption about Worth's death experience and his dream.
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