Harvest Of Tragedy In Anita Brookner’s Dolly
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The present paper the harvest of tragedy explores love, loss, loneliness, betrayal and regret. Through this inspection a deep understanding of the human condition and which one can manage the tragedies that life can throw our way. The novel “Dolly” investigate the deepness emotion that human can experience. Brookner’s writing style is characterized by the observation and its ability to capture the complexities of human relationships. Dolly’s tragic environment are further inverse relationship with others. Her romantic intertwine filled with heartbreak and disappointment, leaving her longing for connection and love that always seems evade her clutch. Dolly’s journey turns into a mirror through which on can forced to face own feelings and think about the common human experiences of loss, longing and the quest for meaning in the face of difficulty.
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