Who do you believe is the 'Me' of the book's title? What does it mean to you to be found? How do you find the themes of love, loss and loneliness are explored in each section?
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Created: 08/31/20
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Who do you believe is the 'Me' of the book's title? What does it mean to you to be found? How do you find the themes of love, loss and loneliness are explored in each section?
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Join Date: 08/02/18
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I believe this is more Elio than Oliver, as he is the tie that binds everyone together. I believe the 'finding' is each characters' true self, the one that is exposed in the form of human love.
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Join Date: 09/08/12
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I think "me" applies to the four main characters - Samuel & Miranda as well as Elio & Oliver. Each is searching for something separately and finds it, eventually, together. This is in response to the love and loss they have all experienced in their past.
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Join Date: 09/02/20
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The "Me" is any of us who wish to be found and loved, and those of us who obsess about a love relationship we wish had not ended.
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Join Date: 07/28/11
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I think the 'me' applied to all of the characters. All of the characters were trying to find something or someone for themselves first.
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Join Date: 08/12/16
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Join Date: 03/29/16
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Join Date: 09/22/11
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Me equals the revealing of who you are in that safe and secure place, to yourself or another. Listening to that inner voice, your gut whatever one calls it.
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