Paraíso (Trilogía de Tue 3)

Tue is now seventeen and alone in Copenhagen. After being evicted from his room, he has nowhere to go. He begins wandering the city streets, carrying only the bare necessities. By day he sells newspapers; by night he sleeps wherever he can. He lives in a constant state of alert, improvising gestures and lies to avoid detection. When a coworker and her mother offer him temporary shelter, Tue discovers a new world. This bourgeois home, comfortable and protected, seems to promise stability, but the spell of class privilege soon fades, revealing the social and emotional distance between those who have always had a place and those who have learned to survive without one.