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They All Just Went Away By Alice Monologue Analysis

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Alice learns the evils that the government (and Erik Rosier) have committed and struggles with this information. Alice then remembers that her purpose is to find a way home. She feels bad for the people without a home (and is appalled by the actions of the government) and joins the rebellion. The Perspective of the story then switches from Alice’s perspective to her mother’s. Her mother (the equivalent of Bianca) is in a hospital room with Alice’s boyfriend (the equivalent of Erik Rosier). It is revealed that this is the real world and not Absolem. It is also revealed that Alice is in a coma after being in a bad car accident. We discover that Alice and her mother are quite poor and Alice works multiple jobs in order to help support the family

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