rator. The confinement of the green walls, the latrine, the console, and the erratic air conditioner is all that the narrator knows about his setting. The 133 days, possibly spent in a missile silo, most likely take place in the late 1960's.
             Point of view-- This story is revealed through the obscure thought process of the narrator in first person. The train of thought is reminiscent to what occurred in a "stream of consciousness" manner. This method allows for insight into his mind, to understand his thought process. In addition, a unique s
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