“This was Alaska’s question.” With a sigh, he grabbed hold of his chair and lifted himself out of it, then wrote on the blackboard: How will we ever get out of this labyrinth of suffering?
Alaska was obviously a deeply unhappy girl. Over the course of the novel, she showed signs of reckless behaviour, self destruction, sadness and hurt. Alaska was very hard headed and sometimes it was unclear if she was truly upset about certain situations or just being a typical moody teenager. She usually did not seem to care about the consequences of her actions to the point of her being recklessly impulsive. The labyrinth of suffering is her life, her home life, the thoughts that provoke her day to day, and the overwhelming guilt of being the cause of
Alaska was obviously a deeply unhappy girl. Over the course of the novel, she showed signs of reckless behaviour, self destruction, sadness and hurt. Alaska was very hard headed and sometimes it was unclear if she was truly upset about certain situations or just being a typical moody teenager. She usually did not seem to care about the consequences of her actions to the point of her being recklessly impulsive. The labyrinth of suffering is her life, her home life, the thoughts that provoke her day to day, and the overwhelming guilt of being the cause of