this was for a school assignment but i'm really proud of it, so here's my description/analysis: Omar’s pursuit of Warda is a form of enchantment of his mundane life to a certain extent. In the collage the woman is meant to represent Warda, and the frame plays an important role in how I understand how Omar sees her. Omar finds enchantment through the feelings of “longing, anticipation, the titillation of adventure” rather than Warda herself, which is why she is the center of attention in the collage but still confined within the frame (43). While he still looks to her for what he feels is missing form his monotonous life, it is ultimately not enough for Omar. He always wants what lies beyond the golden frame. The cut outs of the birds, the spaceship, and the banana with half a face to reflect the surrealism present in Omar’s narration.

dialogue reads: illumi: for the last time, where did you put my forest crystals? // killua: up my ass, it's good for digestion.