The article delves into the psychological struggles of the Yellowjackets as they contemplate rescue after a harrowing year in the wilderness. It highlights how the most mentally challenged members of the group - Lottie, Shauna, and Tai - become key figures in opposing the rescue, having crafted their own society that provides them with a sense of normalcy and belonging contrary to societal norms. As the definition of normalcy is explored, the distinction between their past lives and their current reality becomes a poignant focal point of the narrative.
"The three Yellowjackets who faced the most mental-health challenges before the crash are now pivotal in resisting rescue, emphasizing a shared illusion of normalcy among them."
"The characters Lottie, Shauna, and Tai subvert traditional definitions of normality, finding acceptance and power in a newly-formed society that defies conventional norms."
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