The style in which this was arranged was definitely interesting even if at times a little confusing. There's a lot to infer from what you read or see on the page, which definitely comes from the author intending to have readers engage with the book. It's definitely a melancholy story and not for everyone; the ending is a little confusing but ending this story as expected would seem pointless after learning the basics of the plot within the first few pages. David is such an aggravating character at times but still relatable when you look back at your own life and decisions and thought process. This isn't a read for everyone, but it was definitely worth a look for those wanting a graphic novel that is a little more adult and less heavy-handed.