Loss is An Aftertaste of Memories

Nosike remembers the final years of his childhood and his adolescence years, and the conflicts and delights that marked his life at the time. The scope of his narration, through memory, takes us through the complexities of family, friendship, religious upbringing, dreams and conflicts, in the life of an adolescent, on such a pedestal that the topic becomes a consideration for people of all age. It also shows the polaroid of the human experience and how our opinions on them are not final, and is transient when viewed through the lens of memory.