To the lighthouse

The novel is a journey of self-discovery, the writer takes us from one event to another, from one character to another, without warning, to arouse our awareness by presenting a state of alienation, to put us in confusion and bewilderment of its characters, who are not far from us. It is not a traditional novel, moving from beginning to middle to end, but rather it is intertwined and intersecting lines that meet and diverge all the time between the internal conflict that each character suffers within themselves, and the transparent, weak conflict between the characters. Among the most important themes and metaphors in the book are loss, subjectivity, and the problem of perception.