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Quite good in expounding upon the details of Napoleon's life, and showing the relationship between events of his childhood and adulthood.

Incredibly good. Marcel sees how the two paths that he traveled upon in the first novel are the history of his life, but the memories from which he draws that history suppresses the very Lost Time he seeks.

More about the old age of the people of the FSG, and how Time has transformed them.

Time is now the artist who shows upon our face the passing of time.

Marcel, having finally understood his calling as a writer through the psychic forces (involuntary memory) of the madeleine, the uneven paving stones, and the sound of the spoon, begins to outline his aesthetic theories of art, particularly literature. Those theories are of a magical, or romantic, nature

Marcel, having finally understood his calling as a writer through the psychic forces (involuntary memory) of the madeleine, the uneven paving stones, and the sound of the spoon

First story, "Saving Tiamaat," is a compelling rendition of a professional assassin who finds herself questioning her morality and her identity, but discovers that she has a tendency to deny the nature of people and the reality she understands.

In the middle of the title story.

Marcel, the narrator, has transformed from the childish young man to a more reasoned and mature one, which seems due to his leave at the sanitarium and WWI.