Literary Analysis Of We Come Apart

Do you like the ending of the book? Why or why not? Do you think there is more to tell? What do you think might happen next? Give details with page numbers from the book to explain.

Nic, who is in her forties takes on more of the masculine role in the relationship, as she is the bread-winner, very assertive, mature, keeps her hair short, and at times can be very uptight. She brings in most of the money for the family, with her profession as a doctor, which is actually how Nic and Jules met when Jules came and Nic was the resident on-call who treated her.

The ending of the novel, in my opinion, was very depressing and filled with tragedy. Before Anton was killed, I felt that Patty and Anton had a liking for each other maybe even love. To think that death ruined their chances at love and there only chance at happiness is really depressing and sad. If I was the author, Bette Greene, I would have made the ending into something like a happily ever after fairytale. It would begin on a Thursday and the FBI putting out a warrant for Anton and Patty’s arrest. Her parents and grandparents hear about it, and decide to hide and disguise them both. Later on that day a female FBI agent knocked on their door, patty grandmother answered saying “what can I do you for”. “I’m looking for Patty Bergen and Anton Reiker” said the agent, but little she know there was no more patty and Anton. They were now Rebecca and Jacob, the agent was convinced that they were who they say they were. Eventually the warrant was dropped because they FBI got tired of looking for them, and Rebecca and Jacob lived happily ever after in there secret hideout. Of course with the help of her

I disliked the ending because I don’t think it was right to end the story with the village about to stone Tessie to death. Instead, the story should’ve ended with Tessie being stoned to death, but then the village finally realized the damage and chaos the “lottery” has done and then have decided to stoned Mr. Summers to death for starting this monstrosity. If the story would’ve ended the way I wanted it to, this would’ve been a great example that the world can use when it comes to blindly following traditions without actually thinking if the tradition made sense or not and then realizing the truth of the traditions in the world we have now. I believe this would have made a bigger impact to the story and no more people have to end their lives

It was very sad to me that the story didn’t have a different more positive ending, the story had a root for the underdog type of feel in the story, you wanted the underdog to win but it never happen in the

Refutation: The story line actually has a very basic plot, and as for the ending the author made the decision to leave you wondering. The author is smart about his ending where he plays with characters emotions towards the book which is actually a respectable technique that he uses in order to create elevated anticipation for what is to

The ending of the Enders game was full of surprising things to me. I liked the ending because I did not expect some of the things that happened to happen. To me the ending made the book better.

I dislike the ending because I (as the reader) got connected to Freak. Freak dying was very sad to me, and I couldn’t believe it. I like the ending though

- Did you find the ending of the story satisfying? How would you change it if you were given the chance?

The ending may not be a perfect one, however, it does have a good one. This book supports the realistic fiction criteria. The author does a good job in portraying this book as having realistic characters, scenery, and plot. I partially liked the way the author crafted the characters when making the book, was they resemble real people. The author makes the characters come to

In the eclipse day, her father told her that he missed the time when she was a little who sat on his lap. Jess’s father asked she to sit on the his lap again, and jerked off when Jess was watching the eclipse. After that Jess’s father threatened her to not tell anyone what happened, so She decided to keep silent. Her father’s behavior impressed her life greatly. When she married to her husband who liked her father, her life in cages became harder and harder. The imaged conversation continued and went deeper which made her realized she had to escape from all three of cages to save her life physically and

They bond amazingly well and at one point when Spencer is very sick, he even trusted Nic to care for her entirely on his own. While Nic is in the hospital visiting Spencer, he passes many terminally ill people. “How could I have so willingly thrown my life away when all these people are fighting desperately, every day, to save theirs?” (pg. 172) Without Spencer Nic would not have been able to recover and wouldn't have been introduced to God and the 12-step

The moment that Barbara called Jessica to talk made me thought that Barbara truly loves Jessica. As Jessica also told us that she got her name Jessica from Jeffrey, and Lynn from Barbara Lynn. I felt like it would be completely different if Jessica and Barbara would be together. I really hope that accident didn’t happened. A few tears came out of my eyes because I knew Barbara truly loves her, so as Jessica. Jessica discussed how and what happened when she met Rachel. What I notice is that Rachel doesn’t really like Jessica on who she is. She splits up with Jessica a couple of times because she wants to be with a real man or a real father. They did worked their relationship out and it was pretty much successful. I want to point out how brave Jessica was when she talked with her children about his transition. It was a big risk that may end up losing her children’s love and interest to her. But her children knows that Jessica had been a great father to them and gender wouldn’t change how much Jessica loves them. The transition was initiated September 17, 2010. She was 45 years old and at last she had reached her dream. I felt a bit happy for her when she felt comfortable on who

He, Jess, was the only one who really cared for Leslie. But Leslie had failed him. She went and died just when he needed her the

One of the main reasons that the original ending is better than the published ending is that the original seems to flow better with the overall themes of the novel. One of the major themes that is seen throughout the book is the theme of how growing up is an universal experience where one finds out who they