A new version of: Who are you, Alaska?
eduarda balhegoA new version of: Who are you, Alaska?
eduarda balhegoA new version of: Who are you, Alaska?
The story we are going to see next is that of a teenager named Miles Halter, who is fascinated by the last words great people said before they died. He lives off reading biographies, but he's tired of having just that to get him out of the boredom of life with his parents in Florida. In search of “a big maybe”, Miles leaves home to study at Culver Creek High School, an intern in Alabama.
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The truth is, there are no more words, no more promises, no more you.
SPOILERS! Several years after Alaska's death, Miles is with his grandchildren when he finds a strange letter.
I'm Alaska Young. That girl addicted to cigarettes. The one known for indifference and attention at the same time. And I'll tell you about the time I met Gordo. I'll tell you about that damn year. I'll tell you about my labyrinth.
Days, months or years later, some of the characters in books decide to write letters to the dead. Even knowing that none of them would read, The characters write to take the weight off their shoulders. Ask for a character letter in the first chapter ACCEPTING CO-AUTHOR
Nobody really knows how I felt. Nobody really knows why. Nobody knows what I thought, heard, said or planned. Until now. And I hope - I really hope - that you can forgive me for what I've done - or I will.
What was never said. It's never been seen before. What they or they didn't get a chance to say. And now, through letters, they will say, from our point of view, what they felt but could not express. ~Synopsis a little weak, but the fic is good.