Comparing Two And The Love Of My Life

What is the ultimate form of a tragic love? For Wong, it is neither denial nor acceptance, but an eternal state of longing and waiting. Among Wong Kar Wei’s internationally acclaimed productions, Days of Being Wilde (1990), In the Mood for Love (2000), and 2046 (2004) are loosely counted as a trilogy of love. In the end chapter of his trilogy 2046, Wong continues to focus on Chou-Mu-Yun, a sentimental yet callous writer and womanizer. Revolving around the affairs of Chou, 2046 presents to its audience three pathways that love could possibly offer: to unite in happiness, to move on after the denial from the loved one, and to linger upon the unanswered love in perpetuity. Chou is undoubtedly chosen to be the bearer of the last pathway. As the

Ally Condie’s book, “Matched”, takes place in an unreal world, where society chooses a person’s true love and plans their life. The main character Cassia goes through many problems when society tries to chose her true life, because Cassia falls for someone else and not her true match. Cassia does many things to prove to society that society can not pick Cassias true love. One theme in the book is people should stand by their morals through the bad times.

After Ruby’s mom and step brother pass away, she relies on Simon and they finally get the bonding experience he always wanted. Simon does eventually pass away, nevertheless they had a good time together and Ruby learned valuable lessons. Ruby goes to find refuge and find a fellow nerd, which also so happens to be her classmate, Darius Spratt at first Ruby hated him, but it was required that Darius and her got along so that Ruby could complete her journey of finding her real dad. After a few days they split and Ruby becomes very sad, she realizes the importance of a friend, but she becomes very determined, she would go anywhere to reunite with her dad, it was her last hope. After a few days she finally found him and she burst with excitement and now understood that life was more than makeup and her phone, it was about family and relations with them, it was about others who mattered and Ruby now understood that. The reader could now infer that Ruby has completely changed into a brand new person for the better and that her life will forever be changed with her new

Amanda Wingfield’s life is turned upside down by her husband’s departure. In her mind it shatters hope for

Marriage is a difficult thing to maintain now-a-days, and it was not much different back in the 80s. Bobbie Ann Mason’s Shiloh tells the story of how, the main character, Leroy slowly realizes that him and his wife, Norma Jean, are drifting apart. The 80s was a time period of expanding poverty, rising social problems, and drastic economic changes. Leroy decided to stay fixated on the past, while Norma Jean accepted the fact that the world is changing and prepared herself for it. Things change over time, and the couple disagreed on a way to enter the new world together.

In “Button, Button”, the author introduces Arthur and Norma Lewis to Mr.Steward and he offered them a deal they can’t resist. A healthy relationship can be shattered in an instance.when a business representative arrives at the front door he ends a perfect relationship. Due to this, their lives were changed in an instant. The author shows a general lesson that was that the main character didn’t really know her husband, to elaborate this is because when you are too focused on yourself you become distant. Matheson uses dialogue, foreshadows, symbolism, and pacing to connect to his readers and show that there are no perfect relationships.

These characters grow as they suffer through marriage problems. When the woman leaves the man, which lets him learn his mistakes and to be grateful for the things they had. He writes, “Things to tell her. That I’m sorry. That I miss her. That all I want-all I ever wanted-is for her to be happy” (Dooley and Holzman 3). The man has learned and developed into a greater human being.

Blakeslee broke the news about his remarriage to his family they did not accept it but of course, he did not care. “‘Well, good gosh a’mighty!’ ‘She’s dead as she’ll ever be, ain’t she?’ ‘Well, ain’t she?’” (ch.1, p. 5) Rucker says this at the end of chapter 1 in response to Mary Willis’s and Loma’s resentful reactions to the news of his second marriage. Rucker’s careless response to his daughters’ outrage reveals much about his character. Because he feels that he is right, Rucker expresses no sensitivity. Instead of speaking gently to his daughters and explaining the good of his remarrying, he speaks roughly of their dead mother, most certain to offend Mary Willis and Loma. Rucker proceeds to marry the lady but not for her to be the love of his life, but only to be his housekeeper. Over the course of the novel Miss Love grew on Rucker. She really began to make im change his way of thinking. He starts to seem like a different character due to how he displays interest in things that would not seem likely of him. “‘She’s a crackerjack dancer,’” Grandpa bragged. “‘I want her to learn me how.’” (ch.36

The first half of this chapter is a story of Vivian Goodman and her love affair with Emmanuel. Vivian was a forty two year old woman who had two children from a previous marriage, that ended because her husband had had an affair with another woman. She met Emmanuel who was a coworker at Amerco and who also had a child from a previous relationship. Vivian and Emmanuel found that they both had little time to spend together because of their shift differences, and Vivian always picked up overtime shifts whenever she could. Emmanuel had recently moved out of Vivians trailer because Tim, Vivian’s nineteen year old son, still struggled to accept that his parents, Vivian and her ex husband, were done.

but she proves there is a disillusionment in her relationship. If one has wisdom, everything is possible. In the first place, Elizabeth is a poor mother, who has lack of respect from her husband. And Lulie is a young teenage girl, who has a heart-breaking love story. But, “life only begins at the end of the comfort zone.

Gallant creates a very judgmental characterization of Carol and Howard. They are portrayed as ordinary people dully moving in society. Howard was "uncommonly cautious", "sober", "absolutely reliable", and had "sense enough to attach himself to a corporation." Howard seems to be the epitome of true logic without any emotional motivation. Carol believes that love relied on a common basis, that marriage only needed the proper social conditions, and that love could

Many similarities that are narrated in the stories are familiar to the reader that may be going in their lives. Thus, the imaginations of these two authors brings the love to life as the reader is memorized of his/her own imagination is intrigued as the story unfolds increasing the excitement of what is to come next. The love between two people that grows deeper with every stolen moment. each precious touch no matter risks for that love. Falling in love is easy, but true love is much harder to find. relating to the events that occurred with the characters in the stories is what brings the excitement of reading.. Love has many effects on people and no two people react the exact same way. The perception of love plays a big part on the person(s) involved and the outcome of the relationships will vary from one person to another. Murder, deceit, lusting, underhanded maneuvers, cheating all are events that could occur in romance. Falling in love is a beautiful thing and in these stories dangerous enough to end up in death. Reality is; true love is hard to

Modern literature is known for questioning society and its various conventions. One question that these works often ask is, “What is real?” Some modern authors explore this question by placing their characters within self-constructed illusions that are later shattered by the introduction of reality. Marriages are frequently at the center of this theme, with one spouse crafting an illusory impression of the other. Modern literature demonstrates that a marriage built upon illusion will falter when exposed to reality.

Sparks made the book from the Husband, Russ, perspective. I feel if he were to have put the wife's perspective into the book as well, the reading would have been more interesting to see the way she thought about the situations they encountered. Sparks made the wife seem as an evil, uncaring person; but, Sparks made the husband talk about her as if she was a saint. As the reader, I was not a fan of the wife, Vivian. But Sparks left that out from the husband.

After analyzing emotions caused by a comprehensive emotion “love”, It can be concluded that these emotions are evolved from characters’ interrelations with other individuals such as Hassan and Amir. Interestingly from “Kite Runner” the sensation of love is proven to be a comprehensive emotion which leads to other aspects of emotions such as seeking for redemption, friendship, and happiness. Also it has the ability to grip the readers’ attention by revealing characters’ inner realities and being capable of giving the readers an explicit understanding of their personal developments throughout the narrative. This is completed by triggering the reader’s response to personal parallel real life situations especially with miserable memories, for instance,