The story is brilliantly written imo. I’d even go further to say that it has relevance in some people’s life's today, especially people who overthink and are anxious of what they’re thought of or how someone judges them. Just as Alex, I overthought stuff as well throughout my early years of life. But as I kept questioning my own thoughts and having related conversations with myself just as Alex did with himself, I came to be in peace with my mind. The mind can be tricky, especially in a society today where no one can find a purpose in living and that’s why I love the way Kendle starts and ends the character development of Alex.