Ariel

Exploring themes of madness and scapegoating, the story delves into the life of Ariel, an adopted girl perceived as different. Her unstable mother's misinterpretations of Ariel's typical teenage behavior lead to a growing belief that she embodies evil. As unexplainable tragedies unfold, the narrative examines the societal tendency to label those who are different as monsters. By the conclusion, Ariel grapples with her own identity, caught in a web of misunderstanding and fear that ultimately challenges her self-perception.