Ch. 141Why Is the World Like This
Key Plot Points and Events
- Ava surprises everyone by organizing a candlelight dinner at her house.
- Hesta is given a book titled "The Origin of Family, Private Property, and the State" by Ava.
- Hesta writes a letter to Liz, expressing her longing for a better world and her sorrow over Liz's death.
Character Developments
- Ava shows a more thoughtful and considerate side by organizing the dinner and giving Hesta a book.
- Hesta reflects on her past and the concept of a 'hometown', leading her to realize that her true hometown is the paradise-like world Liz described, Askia.
Significant Themes
- The search for belonging and a sense of home.
- The contrast between the harsh reality of the world and the idealistic vision of Askia.
- The impact of Liz's death on Hesta's emotional state.
Character Interactions
- Ava and Hesta's interaction highlights Ava's growing understanding and concern for Hesta.
- Hesta's letter to Liz reveals her deep longing for a better world and her struggle to cope with Liz's death.