"White Rabbit"

The theme is the unique joy of having an adventure by yourself. Preparing for it alone and experiencing it alone. It sounds isolated at first, but then you realize that's the point, and that's what makes it a better experience.

The constant referral to rabbits as bunnies really stood out to me. The innocent, playfulness of the noun contrasts wonderfully with the harshness of the environment.

"I get so busy comparing the land above tree line to another place and another time, I sometimes forget that mostly it's like Earth, now" (5). This like stuck out to me more than any other in the piece. It characterized Keith's view on the mountains much more clearly than anything else did.