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THE NOTEBOOK LITERARY ANALYSIS BY NICHOLAS SPARKS
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KEY FACTS
Title:
The Notebook
Author:
Nicholas Sparks
Date Published:
1996
Meaning of the Title:
It refers to the diary that Allie writes in about the events in her life,
which ultimately tells the story Noah reads everyday to his wife to keep
the memories of their love alive.
Setting:
New Bern, North Carolina, 1932, 1946, and the present day at Creekside
Extended Care Facility
Protagonists:
Noah Calhoun and Allie Nelson
Antagonists:
Allie’s parents who don’t think Noah is good enough for their daughter
and Lon, who neglects the woman he loves by prioritizing his career ahead
of her.
Mood:
The mood is at times troubling and even quite sad, but for the most part
is continuously hopeful and uplifting.
Point of View:
The point of view is first person in the first and last chapters and third
person in the remainder of the novel.
Tense:
The story is told in the past tense.........
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