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Themes of identity, perception versus reality, and coming-of-age; motifs include maps and missing persons.

Themes of humanity's impact on Earth, personal experience, and the search for hope; motifs include star ratings and the Anthropocene epoch.

Themes of interconnectedness, the magic of Christmas, and young love; motifs include the unexpected snowstorm and holiday celebrations.

Exploration of existential questions, the nature of suffering, and what it means to be alive; motifs include metaphors, poetry, and the unreliability of strength.

Exploration of the impact of wealth on relationships, the pursuit of detective work, and the challenges of adolescence; motifs include a lost painting and text messaging.

A journey through grief, the quest for deeper understanding, and coming-of-age experiences; motifs include pranks, smoking, and religious imagery.

A reflective look at humanity's footprint, the contrasting beauty and pessimism of the present day, and the nuances of personal experience; motifs include essays, nostalgia, and critique.

Themes of mental health, the pursuit of truth, and the complexity of human experiences; motifs include spirals and the titular metaphor.

The thematic exploration of mental illness, the nature of self, and the difficulty of empathetic connections; motifs include spirals and artwork.

Contemplation of self-worth, the power of stories in defining ourselves, and the nature of genius; motifs include footnotes, graphs, and prodigies.

Themes of love, mortality, and the significance of life; motifs include 'infinity' and literature.

Themes of failure, the search for self-identity, and the importance of stories; motifs include mathematical equations and anagrams.

Themes of love, serendipity, and the holiday spirit; motifs include snowstorms and interconnected stories.

Themes of friendship, identity, and acceptance; motifs include duality and the online versus real-life persona.

Insights into the misconceptions about people, the illusion of perceived images, and the pain of growing up; motifs include clues, urban sprawl, and adventure.

Themes of love in its various forms, the beauty of the unexpected, and the forging of identity; motifs include musicals, textual conversations, and Chicago's cityscape.

Themes of grief, loss, and the search for meaning; motifs include the labyrinth and last words.

Themes of youthful optimism, the serendipity of the holiday season, and the warmth of connection; motifs include trains, waffles, and cheerleading.