Moods [160] and the Conclusion

I couldn't really interpret what the author was trying to say but he does sounds very imaginative with his metaphors. Like when he compared when seeing cornflakes we think of the Siberian Tundra. I do relate to that part because I can look at everyday life things and think of something else. Like the shape of a leaf reminds me of the shape of a heart.

I still feel lost towards the end of the book in the conclusion and I do wonder why he chose to make this excerpt the conclusion. I do understand when he mentions, "Assume for a moment that the criminal code applied to writers as well. We would be sued for negligence and the incompletion of characters...." I think he's trying to say people don't like how the writer limits a character in the book.

I feel like he left this last excerpt a cliff hanger like what happens next.