I'll go with what Roy Blower, the chairman of the Norwich City Independent Supporters Associationn, had to say: "Perhaps when she reflects on it, she'll probably think it wasn't the right move - but she has a heart as big as a barn door, and she passionately believes in her football club".
She reflects on it with her own brand of wisdom, choosing to recognize that all is fleeting in the face of time.
When Mansour was a teen, her mother removed the light veil she wore while picking her daughter up from school, a gesture that mortified the young woman at the time, but empowers her when she reflects on it now.
Up to that point, she defined her core responsibility like this: "I'm the one in charge of getting the job done". As she reflected on this, she recognized it as doer's mindset that lowered the ceiling of her potential impact.
Simultaneously, she reflected on the fact that it was a lot of work: "And I like that, the kids liked it.
But Antonella said that when she reflected on her brother's success, it could almost stir her to tears.
In it, she reflected on Obama's presidency and some of the partisan hurdles he was forced to navigate.
When she entered T.Y.W.L.S. in the seventh grade, she mostly liked that the linoleum floor was so clean she could see her own face reflected on it.
"She didn't feel it at the time because she was heartbroken but when she can reflect on it and watch the footage back, she will see she was playing some high quality balls and causing problems for the Japanese".
She reflects on death as it has appeared to her at various stages of her life, from when she was a girl, between the World Wars ("If it does start, I think I'll kill myself," she remembers saying when the Second World War was looming), to today, when she lives in an old-people's home.
Even more so when she reflects on how much it has changed.
