ANALYSIS OF THE NOTEBOOK

Analysis of the Notebook by Nicholas Sparks



Analysis of the “The Notebook” by Nicholas Sparks

Introduction

The Notebook is a modern love story set in the pre- and post-World War II era. A wonderful summer spent together by Noah and Allie, but the socio-economic realities of the time and her family stops them from being together. In Noah's attempt, although keep in touch with Allie, they were forced to separate, Noah believed to unrequited. Eventually, Noah admits he Ellie in the last letter of eternal love. He traveled north to find lucrative employment opportunities. Allie is willing to get rid of a ghost, he is off the war, and he served as country.

Noah returned home to re-establish an aged farmhouse. An article in the newspaper article about Noah's bravery catches Allie's eye, and 14 years Allie meets Noah. The biggest hurdle is that she is engaged to another man. She gets to spend two wonderful get-togethers and now she must choose between the two men.



Characters and their relationships:

Noah Calhoun: Noah saw Allie the summer he graduated from high school and fell in love with her. In the separation distance, although Noah never stopped loving her, When Allie is difficult to predict return to his life, he found himself engaged. Although he wanted her to stay, and told her, "I know you love someone is to let them go sometimes."

Allison Nelson (Elle): She fell in love with the Noah, a boy who did not reach her family's high social standards, her young love, when Ellie came across one on his old house reconstruction of Noah newspaper articles; she hopes to return to see her old love, even if she is another person in him. She fell in love, and then you must make a decision between the ...