Fearghal has previously spoken of his schizophrenia tendencies. The you and me are just him. He doesn’t need anyone but himself - or so he says.
He questions the quality of general life - ‘you are what you own in this land’. However he realises towards the end that is where he ends up and is defiant about it. He has denied the appeal of getting close to anyone but you feel he is ‘trying to force it’.
A masterpiece.
Fearghal has previously spoken of his schizophrenia tendencies. The you and me are just him. He doesn’t need anyone but himself - or so he says.
He questions the quality of general life - ‘you are what you own in this land’. However he realises towards the end that is where he ends up and is defiant about it. He has denied the appeal of getting close to anyone but you feel he is ‘trying to force it’.