"The Notebook" is a piercing and touching story of long lasting true love. Love, which is so power to defy all odds. The novel starts with an elder person reading a stroy for her wife. It seemed so real as if they travelled back in time of 1932. Noah, young and handsome boy met a beautiful glowing Allie as teenagers. It was summer time. Allie belonged to a well-off family with a strong background and have many strong connections with high ups. While on other hand, Noah was from lower middle class family and more like nobody. Allie 's family didn 't approve the match and they moved to New York.
Noah and Allie were separated for fourteen years. Allie loved painting and fond of art but she left it because of her parents. She went to college
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"The Notebook" is said to be a simple romantic nove but it is just a genre. To me it is a story of eternal love. It is the expression of pure love. The stroy is very alluring when opens the way into fantasy of how we want love in real life. It portrays the higher kind of love. A lvoe and relation in which there are no boundaries. And in the novel, we see that with the passage of time, such relation gets stronger and deeper. Beauty fades away with age but true love doesn 't. The marvellous moments and changing events affect the minds and hearts of readers. This novel is a tear jerker. How the characters met, how they faced the worldly hurdles and how they got old together and the picture of him reading story from his notebook for his beloved Allie is very fascinating and heart throbbing. Element of devotion was portrayed and was shown as foremost thing in love. Love is not just gaining someone but to stand in love even if that person is not around. To see them happy in their life is love. I found this story magnificent because throughout the story, feeling of happiness and sadness were twisted. The portrayal of the story and events was so rich that you got yourself into it and forgets about the outside world and what 's going on around. This novel explores the nature of uncommon love. It depicts the enduring and committed love. Sparks had portrayed wild emotions of their growing love. Even at the serious stage of Allie 's disease, she sometimes recognizes Noah. Another
However, it is revealed in the end of the story what kind of person Noah really is compared to who Skylar thought he was. “Next thing I knew I was punched then pushed to the ground. All I could do was scream, he put his hand over my mouth and started to hit me harder”, Noah rapes Skylar after she is invited inside his home. The author’s words create a vivid image and realistic atmosphere. This plot twist stunned readers with the unexpected, some readers may have thought that this was the start of a love story, others a friendship, but it turned out to be a horror story for Skylar.
This telling of a tragic story is able to influence the readers to romanticize the story of Ethan, Mattie, and Zeena, while the novel itself stays true to its naturalist roots. This is important in the development of the plot and the audiences connect to the characters as the readers begin to root on the forbidden love that Ethan and Mattie have, and then in turn, by the end of the novel have pity for all characters. Towards the end of the novel, the narrator has a conversation with Mrs. Hale about what he saw, which gives the readers yet another perspective of the story. “Mrs. Hale answered simply: ‘There was nowhere else for her to go;’ and my heart simply tightened at the thought of the hard compulsions of the poor” (pg. 179). This interaction between the narrator and Mrs. Hale further allows for irony to emerge as their descriptions of the emotions they felt towards the accident influence how the reader feels.
Allie was academically challenged, she couldn 't remember the letters that spelled out her own name. Her favorite color is pink and she liked horses. She moved away near the end of November. Ms.Pope would work a little extra with her on letters and learning the word wall words. She was also in a center group with at least one intelligent child so they could help her.
Four-Eyes was a son of writer and he secretly had banned western books with him. As a return to Luo and the narrator’s help, Four-Eye gave one book, “Balzac”. Immediately, Luo and the narrator read the story to the Little Seamstress. The book “Balzac” drew Little Seamstress’s attention and pulled her into the story. As the book “Balzac” was about a love story the teenagers soon was influenced by it.
It was a good love story, and Lale, the main character, captured my attention and emotional support right away, which made me always want to continue reading, to see what he does next, and if the story will end with a happy ending. I think Lale’s character, and the way he carried himself, really intrigued me. His kind and confident personality really resonated with me. I admire his willingness to give, and put others first.
Tavia later discovers that she herself holds the key to saving the world from the Reduciates; a destructive society that manipulates global events for its own shady purposes. Little did Tavia know that Benson wasn’t actually on her side - the Curatoria’s but was on the opposing side - the Reduciates and faked being in love with her to help his evil society. At the end of the novel, the only thing left for Tavia to do to save the world is for Tavia to unite with the boy from her visions but, love interferes; Tavia would have to reject Benson’s love which she swore to herself that she'd never do. Through the author writing in 1’st person perspective, the influence love has over Tavia is shown by her thoughts and actions. Also, as portrayed through the physical and mental violence that Tavia undergoes, the conflicts of this novel show the “dangerous” side that love has to offer.
Love is shown through relationship, with the protagonist and his son. All though the boy might think at some point his father is being to rough on him, his father just wants whats best for him. he also loves him very much he just wants whats best for him. Along the journey his father treats with desIn the novelserts and sweets, such as soda and other sweets that the boy has never tried before. When the father finds out that they have been followed by a man he shots him to only keep him and his son safe from those who are known as the bad guys.
Gratitude, happiness, and fulfillment are just a few things of the enduring list that most commonly defines love. However, love can also show the worst in people through destruction, agony, and desperation. Love does not always bring eternal happiness the way most people want it to, and often times love only lasts a short period of time. Through Lieutenant Cross, Rat Kiley, Mark Fossie, and his own personal experiences, Tim O’Brien uses The Things They Carried to show that love can lead to hopelessness.
As her journey continues the paternal love roles begin to change -- Angela becomes a mother. She begins to take care of her younger sister, Aurora -- giving her light. It was not until Hannah’s death that Angela was able to reconnect with her mother, “but even if she hated me, there had been a moment of something akin to love, back the creation.” (251) Angela realized the sacrifices her mother made and finds some good in that, her mother gave her life.
Michelle Levy knows what it means to grasp your attention. Not After Everything is a tragic story that describes the ups and downs of life. This book is not just a story, it’s a relationship between two teens who reconnect. Tyler Blackwell, a senior in high school, has a football scholarship to Stanford, a pretty, cheerleader girlfriend, and a reliable group of friends to hang out with. Then, his mom kills herself and everything around him crashes.
Beli lived through a near death experience for love, but Beli was not the only one who felt as though in one moment she had risked it all for love, for Oscar also realized that when in love he followed “[the] road where he became so nuts over a girl he stopped thinking. The road where very bad things happened. You should stop right now, he told himself. But he knew, with lapidary clarity, that he wasn't going to stop. He loved Ybón.”
When the word love is heard, what comes to mind? Is it that special connection once shared with a long lost lover? Or maybe it wasn’t a lover at all but a friend, who not only loved you for you, but showed you how to love yourself. In the novel A Thousand Splendid Suns,author Khaled Hosseini portrays love in many different ways. Three vital themes concerning love outshines many of the themes throughout this novel.
All these characters face issues as they seek love from a certain person who does not reciprocate mutual feelings and the conflict of fantasy versus reality