Is it any wonder that I absent-mindedly take the entrance marked Aliens Only whenever I enter?
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In Lawrence Durrell's book Mountolive, the narrator reflects on their tendency to enter a particular doorway labeled "Aliens Only" without much thought. This action highlights a recurring theme of confusion or unconscious behavior, suggesting a deeper commentary on boundaries and identity.
The quote emphasizes how instinct or habit can lead individuals to spaces or situations that might feel foreign or unfamiliar. It subtly explores the idea of feeling like an outsider and the ease with which one can slip into unfamiliar roles or environments without fully deliberate intent.
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