Gone Gone Gone by Hannah Moskowitz which tells of two teenagers named Craig Privette and Lio dealing with their feelings for each other during the impending aftermath of 9/11.
Craig often feels as if it is him against the world; that no one is on his side.
Opening into the story, Craig passed a night of insomnia. Craig admits “We’re the closest either one of us has to a friend, because I can’t stand most people anymore,”(42). He explicitly admits that they scorn others.
Craig believes that others are stopping him and his dear Lio from communicating. As the two confide in each other, Craig says “And I can barely hear myself think or hear him be so quiet because there are way too many fucking other people in this room with us, screaming that
Craig often feels as if it is him against the world; that no one is on his side.
Opening into the story, Craig passed a night of insomnia. Craig admits “We’re the closest either one of us has to a friend, because I can’t stand most people anymore,”(42). He explicitly admits that they scorn others.
Craig believes that others are stopping him and his dear Lio from communicating. As the two confide in each other, Craig says “And I can barely hear myself think or hear him be so quiet because there are way too many fucking other people in this room with us, screaming that