Daniel is extremely dexterous in playing the guitar it gives Roland confidence about their impressive performance. He plays it insanely that it impressively entertains the audiences. Ko writes,“Roland had been telling people that his new project was his best yet, reunited with his original collaborator, with Daniel’s insane guitar.” The guitar denotes Daniel’s passion for music. Roland confronts the ghost buy suppressing them because embracing them is distressing. His own father had died when Roland was too young to remember and he'd never shown interest in learning more.' Departed or disappeared parents are similar to ghosts because their memories are haunting. Ko explains, 'On the topic of parental ghosts, Roland was dependable, unwavering. Daniel lacks an academic mindset he prefers pursuing music. He does not make effort in his studies resulting to low scores which reduces his GPA. After his spring semester GPA fell to a 1.9, the school had put him on probation, and in October, he stopped going to classes.' Daniels' unimpressive GPA confirms that he is not dedicated to studying.

Ko elucidates, 'He'd seen the letter that had arrived from the dean at the end of last semester, the bold print detailing the terms of his academic dismissal. It is winter hence, they endure cold and snow while they are navigating the road on their way to the apartment. Ice covered the sidewalk in front of an abandoned building, a reddish piece of gum clinging to it like a lonely pepperoni atop a frozen pizza.' This winter is never-ending,' Deming's mother said, and they gripped each other's arms for balance as they made their way across the sidewalk.' The snow generates the ambiance of the foremost chapter which is the exposition of Deming’s life.

Ko writes, “Fordham Road was usually quiet in the snow. Written by people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.

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