t it has a target or destination which shows that in some way each fragment can relate to torture, human nature, cause and effect, parents and family, and many others. For example, Himmler is complex, conveys images of strength, his outcome is unpredictable, and he is potentially dangerous to the jews. In some way, all of the topics are put together with the fragments. To use another example to connect the fragments one can see that cells and DNA are used to show development through the book. The fragments go from a cell to a new born baby. Each fragment can be looked at as development and can relate to human nature, memory, inside and outside, and other subjects. An example would be humans develop over time and that secrets or memories can develop over time. The author inscribes her own memories with the use of stories from interviewees. She says in her essay that the stories that she listened to were changed because "once you hear them, they become one of your own"(431). So in other words, her recollection of the stories were altered a bit with added information from her memories. The author also uses her memories of the past when she hears the stories. The author also says in context to the whole essay that she can only tell the stories, but the reader decides what the essay is about. The author throughout the essay is linking fragments to the content that is within.In other words, she is taking her memories and interviewees stories and linking them to the fragments as a whole....
