Questions of consent and selfhood are explicitly addressed through A’s body swapping, making A an incredibly relatable protagonist and the premise as intriguing and relevant as ever. Despite her growing feelings, Rhiannon doubts their relationship could work due to A’s constant body-hopping.
Rhiannon does some investigating, realizes A’s story doesn’t add up, and A reveals the truth. Unfortunately, Nathan remembers being a spectator in his own body and tells people he believes he was possessed by a demon. As Nathan, A attends a party and exchanges emails with Rhiannon, finally building an ongoing relationship. Unable to forget her, A conspires to spend more time with her. They’ve had this uncontrollable ability since birth and have grown used to keeping people at a distance-that is, until A wakes up in Justin’s body and spends a romantic day at the beach with Rhiannon, Justin’s girlfriend. A tries to maintain their own identity in this graphic adaptation of Levithan’s bestselling 2012 novel by the same name.Įvery day, A wakes up in a new body.
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