Joshua Prager: In search of the man who broke my neck

The narrator embarks on a journey to find Abed, a man who changed his life by causing an accident that left him quadriplegic. Through recollections of the accident and its aftermath, the narrator shares his journey of recovery and personal growth. Years later, he returns to Israel to confront Abed, seeking closure and an apology. The meeting reveals Abed's lack of remorse, prompting reflections on life, identity, and acceptance. The narrator concludes that life's challenges shape who we are, emphasizing the importance of rising above adversity.

How does the narrator describe the relationship between the dancer and the dance?

What insights does the narrator gain about remorse and truth during the meeting with Abed?

In what ways does the narrator's perspective on life evolve throughout the narrative?

What does the narrator ultimately tell Abed before leaving?