FAQ About A Little Life
What is the significance of the different settings in "A Little Life," such as college, New York City, and Hawaii?
Each setting in "A Little Life" represents a different phase of the characters' lives and the experiences they have in those places. College represents a time of innocence and growth, while New York City is a symbol of ambition and achievement. Hawaii serves as a place of healing and escape from the trauma and pain of the past. The different settings also represent the characters' journeys of self-discovery and the impact that environment can have on personal growth.
