![]() ![]() What’s interesting about these found documents is how much voyeurism it imposes on the reader. Agnes represents queer people who have been excluded from their families, and this desire for care and safety ends up leading her down a peculiar path. At first, Zoe begins as an innocent helping hand, but soon we learn of her more sinister motive. LaRocca carefully concocts the identities of each of them through how they present themselves via online messaging, and through beautifully pained prose, portrays the loneliness of Agnes, alongside the misunderstood pain of Zoe. Throughout the tale of Zoe and Agnes, LaRocca masterfully executes a tale of desperation and conveys how far people will go to feel secure. ![]()
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