How does Sneha's apartment reflect her state of mind in the novel, All This Could Be Different?

As the novel progresses, Sneha's apartment—or at least the cleanliness of it—gradually becomes a symbol for her own lack of self-care. As she sinks further and further into a depressive state, she begins allowing the apartment to become dirty and cluttered, to such a degree that Tig even observes the connection between these two things when they come to Sneha's home and observe the mess. Sneha's ultimate eviction from the apartment due to its uncleanliness can be read as a metaphor for the necessity of her moving past her own insecurities.