Rose Lalonde at the Heart of the World
<p><em>“Figuring out what to say about it all in order to make the books worth reading has brought back a lot of the original ideas that went into it. This is one topic that seems to keep surfacing as I retrace the steps: </em><strong><em>This game the kids play together, and later, even the narrative itself they exist in, is a hostile, confining medium, which can be viewed as</em> analogous to life.</strong></p>
<p><strong>“Life messes with you,”</strong> the cartoonist continues. “It can feel like an <strong>antagonistic, nihilistic continuum, broken in ways, actively sabotaging you in others </strong>— <strong>yet appears to have demands of you, hoops to jump through, comparable to the rules of a sadistic game, or the structure of a stunted narrative.</strong></p>
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