Hangar34
02-15-2012, 01:12 PM
There ware several references to the number twenty-one (21) in Dear Esther:
- the number of times the narrator drove the M5 motorway, looking for signs of the accident.
- the number of miles between the Sandford junction (which incidentally is No.21 on the M5) and the narrator's home.
- the number of days that passed before Donnelly's body was opened up by medical students.
- the number of minutes the narrator watches the aircraft vapour trails.
- the number of paper boats that split up into the ocean.
- the number of connections in the circuit diagram of the anti-lock brakes.
- the number of species of gull on the island.
Did you find any more?
What is the significance of the number twenty-one in Dear Esther?
Traditionally it is the age of consent, but I doubt if that is directly relevant here.
- the number of times the narrator drove the M5 motorway, looking for signs of the accident.
- the number of miles between the Sandford junction (which incidentally is No.21 on the M5) and the narrator's home.
- the number of days that passed before Donnelly's body was opened up by medical students.
- the number of minutes the narrator watches the aircraft vapour trails.
- the number of paper boats that split up into the ocean.
- the number of connections in the circuit diagram of the anti-lock brakes.
- the number of species of gull on the island.
Did you find any more?
What is the significance of the number twenty-one in Dear Esther?
Traditionally it is the age of consent, but I doubt if that is directly relevant here.