The novel is called Farewell, and was written by Jan Sonnergård in 1998. It is printed in DSB's Ud og Se. It's a story about standing on your own, forming an identity and a criticism of the late modern society.
The novel is about a messless young man and his old girlfriend. They are now sitting in a cafe where they get a few drinks. They have not seen each other for a long time. She asks him why he has called, but he does not know what to answer, and he tries to withdraw time and think about the current situation.
The novel is told in I narrator. The narrator type is not reliable, as the I-Teller can manipulate the reader without the reader being able to understand it. This is especially the case with this novel. "All I wanted was to hit her in the floor and kick and kick and kick and throw her out in front of a bus and throw her out in front of a taxi and throw her out in front of a horse." 1, but when He does something other than he says, he appears to be unreliable, as he has double thoughts about the Majken. "Still, my first thought was to run after her. It stuck all over my body and I became worried and put one leg in front of the other so I could run after her. "2
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