"Through the Tunnel" is a short story written by Doris Lessing, first published in 1955. The story follows a young boy named Jerry who is on vacation with his mother at a beach resort. Despite initially feeling frustrated and bored with his surroundings, Jerry becomes determined to swim through a long tunnel in the rocks that leads to a secluded beach.
Throughout the story, Jerry faces various challenges and fears as he attempts to swim through the tunnel, including running out of breath, encountering an eel, and feeling pressured to prove his strength and independence. In the end, Jerry successfully navigates the tunnel and emerges on the other side, feeling a sense of accomplishment and maturity.
"Through the Tunnel" explores themes of adolescence, independence, and personal growth. It highlights the importance of overcoming challenges, pushing oneself out of one's comfort zone, and gaining self-confidence. The story serves as a coming-of-age narrative, as Jerry learns valuable lessons about perseverance, bravery, and the rewards of taking risks.
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