How was I supposed to tell my Seth where I was when I had nothing but freaking trees
In the book "Apollyon" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the character grapples with feelings of dislocation and confusion as she navigates through a forested area. She struggles with communication, particularly with someone named Seth, as she's surrounded by the dense woods, feeling isolated and uncertain of her surroundings. This reflects her internal turmoil and the challenges of expressing her situation.
The quote emphasizes the sense of being lost and the inability to convey her experiences to Seth, highlighting her emotional state. The contrast between her desire to connect with him and the reality of her environment illustrates the broader themes of isolation and longing for connection within the narrative.
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