Two Or Three Things I Forgot to Tell You
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THE CURSE Senior year means doing everything for the final time.
Except Tink’s final year with us was our junior year. When no one was prepared for an ending.
We would wonder—did Tink know? When did Tink know?
Later it would seem to us that she’d been saying good-bye almost since we’d known her. Out of nowhere she’d come into our lives and, just as mysteriously, now she was leaving.
Our art instructor at school mounted an exhibit of Tink’s Night Sky photographs in the school gallery, which was... up for the month of March; our local Quaker Heights newspaper published a full-page feature on Tink’s work, which included a terse interview with the young student artist.
Interviewer: What are you trying to say in these photographs?
Katrina Traumer: I’m not trying to say anything. Photographs don’t say.
Interviewer: Let me rephrase my question, then. The “Night Sky” sequence seems to suggest that human beings are related somehow to the constellations—to the universe—maybe to God?—but are unaware of that fact.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
THE CURSE Senior year means doing everything for the final time.
Except Tink’s final year with us was our junior year. When no one was prepared for an ending.
We would wonder—did Tink know? When did Tink know?
Later it would seem to us that she’d been saying good-bye almost since we’d known her. Out of nowhere she’d come into our lives and, just as mysteriously, now she was leaving.
Our art instructor at school mounted an exhibit of Tink’s Night Sky photographs in the school gallery, which was... up for the month of March; our local Quaker Heights newspaper published a full-page feature on Tink’s work, which included a terse interview with the young student artist.
Interviewer: What are you trying to say in these photographs?
Katrina Traumer: I’m not trying to say anything. Photographs don’t say.
Interviewer: Let me rephrase my question, then. The “Night Sky” sequence seems to suggest that human beings are related somehow to the constellations—to the universe—maybe to God?—but are unaware of that fact.
What to read after Two Or Three Things I Forgot to Tell You?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Joyce Carol Oates to read onlineMoreLess
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