He starts out speaking gibberish, which morphs into a British accent ("there is no time other than the collapsation of that sensation of the mirror of the memories"), and is followed by a gruff "Ya know what I'm sayin'?" Ya don't, but that's the point.
The non-linear narrative mirrors the movement of memory, looping back and forth through time, swerving over sore points and later returning to prod the painful moments.
The most trivial and expensive solution is achieved when both banks are a full copy or a mirror of the original memory as in [11], which corresponds to redundancy.
The structure of the text, a mosaic of fragments, mirrors the unstable nature of memory.
Film theorists have long claimed that the medium of cinema somehow mirrors the strange function of memory, so it's no surprise that amnesiac narratives have proved endlessly popular on the silver screen.
Both of these are written in couplets and divided into short, flexible sections and scenes, moving quickly back and forth in time, mirroring the swerves and shifts of memory.
As Mr. Neuman spoke, at the Reading bus terminal here, some buses pulling out of the lot dangled black ribbons from their curb-side rearview mirrors, in memory of the driver who died on Sept. 19, along with five of his passengers.
Instead of a symmetry-based reciprocity explanation, a mediating role of memory is suggested, and a mirroring of social attitude between partners.
ANCHORAGE — For many Alaskans, Sarah Palin is a figure in the rearview mirror, the memories of her time as governor obscured and distorted by the national spotlight she stepped into as Republican vice-presidential candidate, pundit and Tea Party darling.
Not surprisingly, existentialism hit its zenith after humanity got a good look at itself in the mirror of the Holocaust, but then memories faded and economies boomed and existentialism began to seem a little overwrought.
