tell me that,

yes.

Yeah, we recognize it as him, especially in the days immediately following his passing.

they were particularly loud and I remember I had just finished getting ready for bed and my grandma and my mom were already asleep and they were just very loud and I was irritated I was like shut up Marcus and they actually got quiet

so

ever since then the wind chimes have been emblematic of him and people have been bringing us more wind chimes so now there's even more him everywhere He wanted to see the best in people all the time.

And some of our most heated debates was about how deeply he really believed in the necessity of not discarding anybody or not throwing anybody away, no matter what they had done, to whatever extent, no matter what they had done.

Now he might look at you like, why would you do that? But he would never throw you away or give you up because that's just who he was.