As Saul looks at the rink, which has now been reclaimed by nature, he begins to remember some of his life at St. Jerome’s. Specifically, he remembers his relationship with Father Leboutillier. How has Saul been able to live for so many years without fully

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As Saul looks at the rink, which has now been reclaimed by nature, he begins to remember some of his life at St. Jerome’s. Specifically, he remembers his relationship with Father Leboutillier. How has Saul been able to live for so many years without fully

As Saul looks at the rink, which has now been reclaimed by nature, he begins to remember some of his life at St. Jerome’s. Specifically, he remembers his relationship with Father Leboutillier. How has Saul been able to live for so many years without fully realizing what happened to him?

Asked by kara k #1095794 on 1/13/2021 7:05 PM

Last updated by Aslan on 1/15/2021 4:45 AM

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Answered by Aslan on 1/15/2021 4:45 AM

I think Saul repressed his memories and emotions. Intense trauma will do that to people. It took physically revisiting the school and letting himself go to the dark places of his mind to remember and finally begin dealing with it.

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