How do you do it?Do what?All of it. You know. Go to class and practice. Make it through the day. Act like ... like none if it mattered.Jason swore beneath his breath and pulled the car over. Then he reached across the seat and brushed his thumb over her cheek; until then, she hadn't been aware she was crying. Trix, he sighed, it mattered.
In the excerpt from "The Tenth Circle" by Jodi Picoult, a character grapples with the overwhelming pressure of daily life, struggling to balance classes and practice while pretending everything is fine. This moment of vulnerability highlights the weight of emotional struggles that often go unnoticed by others.
Jason, witnessing Trix's unacknowledged tears, pulls over to offer comfort. His gentle gesture of brushing her cheek reveals a deep connection and concern for her well-being. Jason reassures her that her feelings do matter, emphasizing the significance of acknowledging one's struggles, rather than suppressing them.
