A Problem Without a Solution: On Alex Garland’s ‘Annihilation’
โThe body and the mind, and the horror therein, may be renewed through a metamorphosis of perception, as there is hope to be found in letting it, whatever it is, grow.โ
โThe body and the mind, and the horror therein, may be renewed through a metamorphosis of perception, as there is hope to be found in letting it, whatever it is, grow.โ
โโAnnihilationโ is far from indecipherable, as it counts on its ability to be understood.โ
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