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Short Story 'Six Days: Some Rememberings'

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After reading "Six Days: Some Rememberings" I found this short story to be very confusing. It just felt like I was jumping from page to page and was a little all over the place. At one point I couldn 't tell if that character was talking to another character or if they were talking to the audience. At times there wasn 't really any details where it was needed and at other times there was too much details. I tried reading the story over again to maybe understand it better a second time but was still a bit confused. I couldn 't understand what was happening. I believe her central question was she didn 't have anything to read and they took away her pen and that she didn 't have any paper. She answered her central question by finally

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