Sol struggles with loneliness and isolation from "summary" of The Martian by Andy Weir
Sol finds himself alone on Mars, millions of miles away from any other human being. He is the only living being on the entire planet, with nothing but barren red landscape stretching out in every direction. The isolation is overwhelming, as he grapples with the fact that his only companions are machines and the occasional communication with NASA back on Earth. Despite his best efforts to distract himself with tasks and projects, the loneliness creeps in. He longs for human interaction, for someone to share his experiences with, to laugh with, to commiserate with. The vast emptiness of the planet serves as a constant reminder of his solitude, amplifying his feelings of isolation.
Sol struggles with the weight of his situation, feeling the full force of being completely cut off from the rest of humanity. There is no one...
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