Their struggles demonstrate inescapable but manageable urges to dominate others, and their ultimate choices direct the plot. This trio is torn between listening to their evil, internal alternate-self voices and attempting to regulate the uses of their powers for good. The story pays close attention to the psychological well-being of its cast, in particular of the three Sensates who have anomalous powers. Even as disagreements and periods of uncertainty put their friendships to the test, the children are strengthened over time. Throughout the undersea city, their adventuring finds them facing hazardous tasks, through which the concept of kinship comes into sharp focus. As Alessia and her pals navigate the complexities of Atlantis, including its political and social issues, their voyage becomes exhilarating. The fantasy novel unfolds over a backdrop of thrills, friendship, the drive for supremacy, and the determination to rein in one’s urges. It is key, however, that she keeps her mind-controlling powers from luring her toward pursuing dominance.
Besides avoiding the impending conflict between the people on land and those in the sea, Alessia and her friends navigate obstacles such as resistive and wary sea creatures. In Alessia’s view, the mayhem is the responsibility of her exiled mother, Cariesa, the rebel leader of Atlantis.
Meanwhile, catastrophic air blows around the people above the sea in the wake of the escape of a former land dweller who committed one of Atlantis’s most heinous crimes. She faces school exams to prove her competency and other hassles too. Now twelve years old, Alessia returns to the underwater cities of Nethuns. Written for middle grade readers, Nathalie Laine’s fantasy novel Alessia in Atlantis: The Jellyfish Jailbreak follows a girl who learns astonishing secrets during an intriguing underwater adventure. In the fantasy sequel Alessia in Atlantis: The Jellyfish Jailbreak, young people in an underwater community dodge political intrigues, hoping to help maintain peace.
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