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THEMES - THEME ANALYSIS
The first and most important theme is: Love conquers all.
Although this idea is sometimes overworked, in this particular work,
it is the most prevalent theme of all. No matter how many setbacks Allie
and Noah faced, their love always brought them together again. First,
they must face the pressures of her parents and their social position.
Her mother hid his letters to her and even pressured her to give up painting,
a talent that Noah had encouraged. Second, they face a separation of fourteen
years in which Noah is shaped by his father, WWII, and his desire to escape
his.........
AUTHOR’S STYLE
This novel is written very simplistically in a reader-friendly manner.
And yet, he uses many beautiful metaphors and symbols to highlight.......
RISING ACTION
The rising action begins in 1946 one year after Noah Calhoun has returned
to his hometown to buy the house of his dreams and.......
FALLING ACTION
The falling action occurs when Noah makes his way to Allie’s bedside
on the night of their.........
POINT OF VIEW
The point of view is first person in the first and last chapters when Noah narrates his experiences with Allie.........
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