I glance left, then to the right. Disoriented. Lost. Not knowing which way is home. But that's been the problem since the beginning. The root of all my evils.
The protagonist expresses a profound sense of disorientation and confusion about their surroundings and direction in life. This feeling of being lost is not just a momentary issue; it has been a persistent theme that contributes to their struggles. The quote encapsulates a deep internal conflict where the character grapples with the notion of home and belonging.
This sense of being adrift highlights a larger narrative about the challenges of finding one's identity and place in the world. The character's journey reflects the universal quest for clarity and stability amidst chaos and uncertainty, which serves as a pivotal element in Katie McGarry's "Crossing the Line."
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