Analysis Of Hateship, Friendship, Courtship Loveship, Marriage By Alice Munro

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The collection of short stories by Alice Munro in 2001 reflects the feelings and writing style that is straightforward and precise. The Munro’s stories often conceal the abilities of fiction. These stories openly consider broken trust, death and mental illness. Letting know to the readers a realistic window into the life’s misfortunes and truths.
In the amazing short story “Hateship, Friendship, Courtship, Loveship, marriage” the narrator begins with a protagonist Johanna, a simple, poor and single woman who work as the housekeeper for Mr. McCauley and His granddaughter Sabitha’s. Persuaded by the letters that ken will be married to her, uses her savings to travel his remote place in the rural Canada. Ken Boudreau Sabitha’s father lived in a different place in the poverty, frequently, demanding with her father in law for money. It turned out Sabitha’s and Edith her friend who feels tired with her compressing way of life making a joke to Johanna into believing she was object of love for one of the girl’s father’s. Suddenly, Johanna with her dream to get married and have a regular …show more content…

A matrimony for the old housekeeper, which her life was complete sincere commotion and full of love forcing the readers to consider why we had expected in particular ending (Munro, 2001p.p #3-54). Additionally, this powerful short story “Comfort” start out with Nina

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