... , and beliefs held by a person. The novel can be interpreted in many ways, it just depends on how an individual perceives its message. In Natalie Hamilton's article " The A-Mazing House." The Labyrinth as Theme and Form in Mark Z. Danielewski's "House Of Leaves,"" (Heldref Publications) she explores ... house through the examination of the novel's foundations and exploring the authors use of the labyrinth as not only a theme, but a form. Natalie says in her article that "Despite the unheimlich quality of the novel, it's roots can be traced back to familiar themes and important literary ...

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... . Her family was very poor, and could not afford much, nevertheless she and her mother rented an apartment in New York City where she was an understudy for a then unknown Natalie Portman in an off-broadway play titled "Ruthless" She eventually quit the gig, however, when her and her mother, Lynn, came to the realization that she was being overworked for ... ...

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