Nostalgia and Reflection on Life's Fragility

This chapter begins with a humorous mix-up of Stephen King and Neil Gaiman, leading into a deep dive into the cultural impact of 'Fat Albert and the Cosby Kids' and 'Little Bill.' The narrative takes a poignant turn as it explores the tragic life and murder of Ennis Cosby, discussing systemic issues in media and justice, before connecting personal experiences of unexpected loss during college. Ultimately, the chapter reflects on how mortality shapes ambitions and the importance of acknowledging life's fragility.