In his novel, The Fault in Our Stars, John Green describes the hardships, endless love, and a tragedy, that two teenagers must push through to find their forever. Hazel Lancaster, an intelligent, aware, and selfless young girl, has struggled with cancer since the early age of thirteen. Augustus Waters, a smart, metaphor loving, cancer stricken kid, falls completely in love with Hazel Grace, but a great misfortune cuts their time together short. “Some infinities are bigger than other infinities (Green
poem, explaining in an almost frightening, eerie way, that it will happen to the best of us, all of the things he’s said, and that all of these unanswerable questions on how the elderly somehow remain so calm, knowing that death is so prominent, will only be answered when one finds themself in that very same, miserable set of circumstances. In ‘Ambulances’, Larkin expresses within the first stanza the idea of how death is inevitable for all, and how it can strike wherever, through the line ‘They come
Also known by the titles "Venus, Cupid, Folly, and Time" and "A Triumph of Venus", this painting was on purpose designed as a complex, erotic allegory that includes an extent of iconographic symbols from the ancient world of mythology. It was a present from Cosimo de Medici to King Francis I of France. Being rich and vivid in symbolism relating to the constituting ideas of the High Renaissance, the painting gives Bronzino the opportunity to establish his maestro figure painting and portrait art.
grandfather about drinking until oneself is dull and unsensitive to the world’s torture. A guild is a group of people that share the same interest and Olds uses this to create the comparison of her father learning from her grandfather about drinking into oblivion. The passion her father had to emulate everything his dad did and the forging of him giving up his boyish
(McEwan 4). Everything she experiences is automatically turned into an event from a story, thus causing her mind to focus on what would go along with the story rather than what is actually happening in the real world. This is partially because she is only 13, making her too young to understand the consequences of paying too much attention to the artificial world rather than
mission today is with Axel. You are both to go to Castle Oblivion and retrieve the missing lab reports from our fourth and fallen member, Vexen." "Boss isn't giving up on finding those reports anytime soon, huh?" Axel asked. "Lord Xemnas believes he'll be able to replicate the results of Vexen's last experiment, but with the absence of memories. As always, you should try to find that
days later leaving Hazel heartbroken and only wanting to talk to him. She kisses him on the cheek one last goodbye at his funeral and gives him a pack of cigarettes. Peter shows up at the funeral and Hazel soon discovers that he had a daughter who died at a young age and the main character of the book was an interpretation of her as a teenager. Finally, she finds out that Augustus wrote an ending to the story and sent it to Peter. It mainly explains his love and joy for finding Hazel and finally she
ignores it. The Fault in Our Stars is more than a love story, it explores topics that a lot young adult fiction shies away from. It delves in the life of two teens, Hazel Grace Lancaster and Augustus Waters, facing their own mortality, while exploring their first love and appreciating the love their family offers. There are many types of love: romantic love, friendship, and family. Love is part of our everyday life, not romance, but the pure love we get from family. Family is bond made at birth;
brought all the characters to life. I feel the main reason i have fallen so deeply in love with this film, is the fact that, it’s not the typical love story. While there are thousands of films out their based on teenagers falling in love, i
Augustus Waters is a 17 year old boy who fears oblivion. In the novel The Fault in our Stars by John Green a girl named Hazel Grace Lancaster falls in love with a boy named Augustus Waters. Augustus wins Hazel over and they fall in love. They go on adventures and they never spend a day apart until one tragic event. Augustus, also known as Gus is a bold yet confident young adult. He acts childish, but deep down is pretty mature. Gus thinks like he is older, but at the same time acts like a kid