Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.
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Be yourself; Everyone else is already taken.
— Oscar Wilde.
This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.
The Author-
Nicholas Sparks has quite an emotional heart, Making stories of love of different kinds, the notebook was not an lie, but was an inspirational frive from him and his wife’s love life, married since 1989 their love strives, having a family with three sons and twin daughters , Nicholas has clockwork by the hour, Nicholas Sparks i admire
The Begginning
The story begins in 1940 and instantly we know it is a love story, starts as just a glance later fighting for their love’s command, local country boy was filled with joy like he saw a new toy, he was totally smitten, felt like he had been hitten, seventeen year old heiress Allie looked so happy playing bumpy cars carts, until she witnessed a spark right in her heart, Noah wasn’t ashamed for in the end her got his love to feel the same
Theme-
Love conquers all is the theme that rises so tall, showing the meaning of the book and what it all took, for the young love of Noah and Allie to be shown father than the nearest valley, others crooked ways could not shame their love that was embraced
Rising Action-
1946 after the war had hit, one year after Noah returned to his hometown he has found a magnificence house , which he restored for he’s dreams were wider than the doors, from the hospital he returns to Creekside with concern, where Allie still lives his loves he wishes to give
(Noah) Characte Analysis –
Noah is an ideal man that has a bunch of fans, he is faithful and doesn’t believe in betrayal , idealistic, strong, and good looking too and that’s only a few, a poet and helpful to those in need he is like the definition of succeed, Noah of the main narrative is almost too good to be true for me and for you, he has a strong relationship with family and friends, it’s like the love never ends, respectful to both nature and authority he seems like royalty, he really has no faults his heat should be safe in a vault
Climax-
The climax occurs and totally take a stir, when Noah having had a stoke, but revoked death’s note, 80 years old and frozen cold, reading the note Allie left before diagnosed, promising to try in everyway to overcome the disease, the harms her way of remembering memories that still last today, wanting to be with him in the end hoping she can win
General Analysis-
The notebook is an emotional book that took my heart from the start, it encourages love that others most dreamed of, an emotional rollercoaster anyone would say, with ups and downs and sways and sways, from the start i thought it would be boring but the more i read the book was storing, i would totally recommend this book to any friend, and they’ll want to watch over and over
By: Nevaeh Littleton
Why must we stay inside as we wait for time to pass by, is it something that is good for our life, sometimes we forget to comply as our eye is always focus on the prize, is it sad to just sit there while you just slowly die, but why, our generation is becoming weaker as we lie, cry, and rely on the bad vibes that interact with our lives, why, is it healthy to feel so vulnerable, constantly only feeling pain in every way, but why today, do you constantly lie every night thinking of your life, how much did you cry or lie thinking it would fix the mess that you deal with in you life, want some advice, can you take some time to enjoy life , is it right to be weak, and strong to be wrong, does love last long, or does life just strings you along , are you done, can you stop, and just reach for your dreams, do you know how unique is your personality
By: Nevaeh Littleton
America is so esoteric with that red,white, and blue colored flag we so guard with our lives, willing to give up a fight, you know that thing called freedom of speech that every citizen of america so called preach, yes you sit around and talk about the dreams you wish to meet, but cant you reach, i see you kiss them on the cheek every time they give a speech, but you fail to teach the kids how unique they can be, oh america so fantastic , i was being sarcastic
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