Question

jimmy loves martha romantically, however it is based off fictional fantasies this love for her is unrequited. she mentions how she wanted them to be "separate-but-together." he constructs this love fantasy to take his mind off the war and convince martha (and himself) that they should be together.

Answer 1

Martha mentions her truest feeling for him by showing her love fantasy.

• It was oval in shape and smooth to the touch, a milky white color with specks of orange and violet. It resembled a small egg.
• Martha mentioned in the letter that she had discovered the pebble on the Jersey shoreline, precisely where the land and sea met at high tide and where things joined together but also split apart.

• The pebble was something she picked up, carried in her breast pocket for several days where it appeared weightless, and then sent through the mail through air as a symbol of her deepest affections for him, all because of this separate-but-together character, she wrote.
  
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