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the most plausible interpretation of the object the main character was carrying?- It is supposed to represent the light of an angel, trapped in the confines of science--which the main character proceeds to shatter, setting the angel free.- It is a reference to the same object carried by Charon (the being who ferried souls to the underworld in Greek myth). The main character is carrying it because he sees those around him as corpses who do not yet realize they are dead.- Because the main character is blind to any light but that which he himself carries, so while the sunlight is fine for others, he requires his own light to see.- Because even though there appears to be light from the Sun, it is an illusion. The Sun's light is no longer accepted by anyone. It is gone and no one but the main character realizes that it is missing as yet. Thus, he must bring his own bit of light to replace the missing light of the Su

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