#thruth

Yes!

Eraldo Banovac

Virginia Woolf

I could wirite a poem about this. Many teenagers who read solitaire say that thy really like Tori, but if she had been a real pearson in real life I don’t think the would. If she was actually real, people wouldn’t like her so match . And that’s because she is an introvert , anti-social, she never takes part in social svents, she never goes to parties ecc. In less words she dosen’t fit the modern teenagers girl standards , the happy and exciting girl standards among our society . So I don’t want to say I “like” her, I just think she is the most realistic character I ever read about. I think some people (adults in particular) have a compleatly different vision of teenage years compared to actual teenagers. Sometimes when I watch a film or a tv serie about teen drama I get so angry, because things are not like that in real life. Teenage life is not that exciting, colorful and happy. People in real life are not like this: the are not that pretty, not that kind, not that happy. A lot of time, for a teenager, life is just a constant miserable repeating of some constant miserable events that keeps going every day, always ,without an end. And that’s what I find so special about Tori and the whole book: Tori is not like this. She is just like a real pearson, who is not pretending that things are actually good, she knows that her life is a boring repeating of events just like any other life of any other girl like her, and she admid it. She is so realistic because she dosen’t want to wake up at the morning, she has bad grades , not many friends, she eat, she sleep and she listent to music when she’s bored.She is realistic because she feels something. We could say the same for Michael Holden Who is not just an happy boy, he has problems, he has feeling and that makes him human, real. Anyway, Tori in the book basically has a shitty life ( witch is so relatable) and the thing I like most is that she dosen’t ever try to deny it or to fix it in any way possible.