1) The center of gravity
seems to be the narration style. Specifically, how small seemingly random
things appear in the story and how Díaz describes things through these small
bits of information. Pretty much every point seems to lead back to how he uses
small details to portray the story a certain way. You also seem to be saying
that this is in place of just regular plain words to describe things.
2) I want to know more
about what exactly does the reader get from Díaz doing this. You start to
mention it at the end but you should expand on how the seemingly unimportant
ideas actually end up defining Yunior as a character.
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