Character Analysis Of 'Thailand' By Haruki Murakami

She was not happy in the state that she was in and not feeling safe where she was living. She sought out her family an friends to help her get through this. Wes quotes in the book ,” And finally, I want to show them that I wasn’t alone as I thought I was, and that maybe they are not alone either”(Moore 4).Over time she met a great husband and had loving children. Her kids got opportunities she always hoped they would. Without her hope that time would fix almost all problems, not of this would have

She knew there was better ways to live and decided that she could never achieve this way

to focus her life on her family and did not return to writing until 10 years later when she was

She began to feel disheartened; when she says her ‘heart sank further and further’. This tells us that she was feeling disappointed and felt that she should give up but by telling herself that one day life would ‘feel life was approximately a hundred times better’ it kept her going because she thought it would be over at some point and her life would then improve.

As you already know the story(The Palace Thief)Is being told by the main character,Mr Hundert a dedicated teacher trying is best to help a young man make it in life and not give him shortcuts like everyone else in his life.

Merely saying that she overcame bullying and anxiety by a yearning for the future is a false dichotomy. She also persevered by means of her own fortitude, and from this she learned “how to be kind” and “to treat other people”.

She is hiding in this house away from society, scared to say what she feels or what she wants. In my opinion, I think that this is one of the things that led to her depression, if the narrator was able to express herself from the beginning and not let her husband or anyone control her, as a result she may be in a better condition.

She had 3-4 kids they were taken from her and sold to other people. She became depressed from that she lost the reason to live. So

In conclusion life was never easy for her, but she never gave up. No matter what life throws at you you should never give. Education was never an option for her nor should it be to anyone else it should be a must do for everyone. She never wants any of her children to give up or someone to give up because she survived so you can

After so many years of being subjected by other people, she finally took her life into her own hands and made an attempt to be happy.

people often too caution, but it is also evident that she wished to be free and to live her life despite her

She spent a lot of time raising her be the adult she wanted her to be and now she feels that she will no longer need her once she is older. The author related these moments she is describing to times she caught bees and let them go when she was a little girl resulting in how she was always proud and took time to enjoy just that moment.

Motivation of Madeline Whittier in Everything Everything Nicola Yoon’s novel Everything Everything is about a teenage girl who struggles to experience her life due to her rare disease. Madeline is diagnosed at a young age with bubble baby disease which restricts her to not leaving her house.

She realised that no one is alone in the universe and that everyone is pulsating with life. Even those who are different. Everyone fears those who are different. This is how life has always been. Some choose to shake off the fear. To go where most humans cannot, and accept that every man, women and child has their own gift that only they can bestow on the world.

cope with the events in her life because she was so adapted to being told how to think and