Thank you for the advice! I did not know the meaning of juxtaposition but I searched the definition. I have never had any narrative critique or advice before, I have just began to start searching on the internet about formal writing for novel format.
The novel type that I am writing seems messy. My ideas are maintained but the content is all over the place from childhood memories and learning the sense of things about the world around me. I am trying to link each experience to my love laboratory failures.
I just keep writing but the further I get without a clear voice plan the more I will have to edit to achieve a consistent pattern. I just keep writing raw. It is time and effort. It is a lifelong history of writing for myself and writing something that others will read.
All my life I have perceived words as nothing more than some kind of food, it tastes good going in but in the end it always turns to shit. The good thing is that there are no calories.
The structure is a just a big jigsaw puzzle with words that can be fitted together later. Probably more important is to fix the purpose and narrative voice(s) from the outset.
I dropped a pm into your box.