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Miles is relaxing on newly dried grass and pondering American Civil War generals’s last words when Takumi brings him a snack. On a smoking walk in the woods, Takumi tells Miles that it was Alaska who ratted out her former roommate, Marya , and her roommate’s boyfriend, Paul.
The Eagle made a deal with Alaska that he would not expel her if she told him everything she knew. Because Alaska did not want to get expelled, she told The Eagle that Marya and Paul were drunk in her room. Marya must have done something to Alaska to make her so angry that she would rat her out .
1 most challenged book of 2015. As for why Looking for Alaska was banned , one of the main reasons is some people consider the book to be sexually explicit. More specifically, Looking for Alaska was challenged and banned because it includes a scene wherein Miles and his girlfriend-of-one-day Lara engage in oral sex.
In the YA novel and show, Alaska dies in a heart-wrenching car accident the night she leaves Culver Creek in a panic. In a panic, Alaska leaves Culver Creek as Pudge and the Colonel help her by distracting the dean without much resistance.
Alaska’s last words to me were ‘To be continued’, and so I choose the labyrinth, even if there’s no way out, even if we’re all going, even if everything falls apart.” As one final prank, Alaska’s friends steal the bench and install it at the smoking hole, as she’d have wanted. Life goes on, as it must.
Looking for Alaska is classified as “young adult fiction”. While Green used his own life as a source of inspiration, the novel itself is entirely fictional. In an interview with Random House Publishing, Green states that the intended audience for the novel is high-school students.
He then ends up with a great deal of egg on his face when it’s revealed that the rat was none other than Alaska , who told on the others in order to keep herself from getting in trouble.
As the group leaves the hearing, The Eagle shoots Alaska a meaningful look. It is revealed that she is the rat: after The Eagle caught her burying bottles of wine in the woods, she ratted out Paul and Marya to avoid expulsion. Alaska rejoins her friends, shaking off her doubts. Miles goes to see Dr.
Pudge wakes up, still feeling alive from the night before with the love of his life, nothing feeling out of the ordinary. He and the Colonel go to the gym, because the Eagle had an announcement to make. Alaska died in a car accident that night. The reader is probably flooding with emotions along with Pudge.
There’s the beautiful and suffering Alaska Young (Kristine Froseth) and her friends Miles “Pudge” Halter (Charlie Plummer), Chip, aka the Colonel (Denny Love), and Takumi (Jay Lee). By the seventh episode , we learn Alaska was the one who died in the accident.
By John Green So it could mean that the characters are looking for Alaska both in the physical and the metaphorical sense. The characters only come to terms with Alaska’s death when they stop looking for her and accept her as she is and as she was.
Takumi’s worst day was when he was going to see his grandmother in Japan, but she unexpectedly died in a car accident, so instead of seeing her for vacation, he went to her funeral. Alaska’s worst day : the day after her mom took her to the zoo, she found her mom fallen over at the kitchen table after school.