"Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine" follows the life of Eleanor, a socially awkward woman who lives a solitary and routine life. She has a unique perception of the world, shaped by her troubled past, which leads her to avoid social interactions and maintain strict habits. Eleanor is content in her strange way but struggles with loneliness and isolation.
Her life begins to change when she develops a crush on a musician, sparking a desire for connection and normalcy. As she attempts to step outside her comfort zone, Eleanor's journey unveils deep emotional scars and prompts her to confront her past traumas. This journey highlights the importance of human interactions and the impact of kindness.
The novel emphasizes themes of friendship, resilience, and the quest for self-acceptance. Through her gradual transformation, Eleanor learns to embrace vulnerability and seeks help, demonstrating that healing is possible through connection with others. Ultimately, the story is uplifting and showcases the power of empathy and support in overcoming personal struggles.