During these stops Isak has flashbacks to his earlier years to times he was happy and connected with different people. Borg walks through his own memories, unable to take part in them, but seeing them unfold in front of them as though they were happening all over again. During this journey he meets people and sees himself in them...
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During this journey he meets people and sees himself in them. The only satisfaction the people arguing get is from the fact of trying to prove the other one wrong. This makes Isak think over his life and how he spoke to people who knew him. He finds out his problem is not physical even though he is dying but it is more mental...
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