Unlikely Friendships - Hiding Identities

This check, although rather out-of-the- representation and a tad fractious at first to be honest, make my perspective astir(predicate) animation in cosmopolitan switch over. Not in a bad way, on the contrary, it make me see that there ar a lot of bulk out there in the world who judge otherwise about the meaning of life than I would. Paloma Josse, twelve age old and highly knowing for her age, tried to handle her factual ego at the radical of the book to avoid world excluded at her school. She enjoyed filming her parents, describing their obtuse lives and how they were all meant to end in doom. Not wanting to be a part of the every twenty-four hour period and ordinary life she exposit that everyone purgetually ended up living, she decided to plan to agitate suicide on the day of her birthday. In other words, Paloma is not at all what she appears to be. It is intentional, the way she hides her true self for most of the book up until she starts forming a intimacy with Renee, who in the end, made her re-think her suicide decision and change her mind about it.\nWhen it comes to concierge Renee Michel, it is a pretty tough pickaxe deciding if it is Paloma or Renee who hide their true selves more. With Renee, is seems like she does it unconsciously, plot of land Paloma does it completely aware that shes doing it. Renee is 54 years old, describes herself as short, ugly, chubby and poor. Theres a part of her that seems to think she needs to keep up with the stereotypical image of a concierge or a gatekeeper, even though in frankness she is a very enlightened woman, reading novels by authors ranging from Immanuel Kant and king of beasts Tolstoy. So is Renee really what she appears to be? Absolutely not. Her true self only if starts to show when she develops her friendship with Paloma, and with Kakuro Ozu.\nKakuro Ozu, a Japanese communication channel man, is probably one of the only characters in the whole book who does not, in any way, gues s to hide his true ship canal and personality. Kind, gentle, and extremely educated, it doesnt latch on hi...