Tranparent Things: the meaning behind the art

I feel like this piece turned out to be aesthetically pleasing to me and was one of the closest pieces to what was going on in my mind. I wanted to symbolizes the idea that Nabokov wanted to address everyone with Hugh's character. I t was the line that immediately sucked me in..."Here's the person I want. Hullo, person! doesn't hear mm." this story was probably my most favorite of Nabokov's work, not that the others weren't immensely entertaining or enjoyable, but the change of style in this piece allowed for me to feel better connected, I'm not sure why but I like it.