The prologue of Einstein’s dreams consist on a
descriptive piece of the office of a young man and the several happenings of
that same time somewhere else. All this flashes of other short stories only
shadow what happens in that office at that time, making the description richer,
but also less precise. As light touches different objects on the room giving
visibility the story comes to an end; closing with a confused dream about time.
“Out
of many possible natures of time, imagined in many other nights, one seems
compelling.”
The
reading is not very precise, yet it starts making sense as we read further. I
would say that one thing that the reading took for granted is the character
description. We never know who the character is, and because of the title maybe
the reading gave for granted the fact that we knew who the character is. The
reading let me to a confused environment of dreams and uncertainty, but I as a
reader did wanted to go there.
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