English Language & Usage Asked on October 31, 2021
You’re probably wondering why I’ve sent you this letter. Since my
father died, I’ve made myself write something every day. I want to
make things, not just study them. Ideally, I write a poem, but on the
hard days I write correspondence. And today I wrote to you, to
connect the living dots between me, my mother, my father, and
yourself.
I know that "to connect the dots" means "to find or show the relationships between different things," but I wonder what it means in this context, especially given that we have the word "living" before "dots".
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