The Notebook
The Notebook was a phenomenal film with incredible performances and many heartfelt moments from beginning to end. It is a love story that many of us fantasize of living someday. And although the movie has its good points, this movie also sets a bad example for some people. The Notebook takes place during the 1940s in North Carolina. It is a complicated love story between two teenage lovers named Noah Calhoun, a country boy, and Allie Nelson, a rich girl, who meet each other at a local carnival. They fall desperately in love, but Allie’s parents do not approve of their relationship, mainly because Noah does not live a wealthy lifestyle like them. After Noah goes to serve in War World II, Allie seems to move on from their relationship,
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( Holden). It seems like the author Nicholas Sparks is saying that it is okay to stalk and be obsessive over a woman. This movie is indeed a classic and very well played, but in the beginning of the movie, Noah seems to be very interested in Allie, but she clearly wants nothing to do with him, Noah seems to not take no for an answer, and this seems as though he is harassing her. Another good example would be when Noah climbed up on the Ferris Wheel and threatened to kill himself by letting go if she didn’t go out with him. Sure, it seems cute in the movie, but imagine if a guy did that in real life. You would think he was seriously unstable.( Dockterman). Furthermore, their relationship seems to be very unhealthy as well, when the couple gets into a fight they start bickering then screams at each other whether it 's them alone or in public. This usually ends with her slapping him in the face or punching his chest. After she’s bruised him a bit, they start making out. …show more content…
They both make it seem as though that they really are in a relationship and they really love each other so much. For example, when Allie was trying out dresses her for her wedding and saw a picture from the newspaper and seen that it was not only Noah but as the house he had built she explained to him how she wanted it to be when they were together and she was so starstruck and full misbelief that she fainted. She couldn 't believe that he had kept his promised, After all, the years they had split up she had proof that he still had thought about her and loved her. Another scene that was enjoyable when they were on the boat and it had rained. Although there was not much going on at first but then they had expressed their emotional feelings and they just embraced each other. However, I do wish the scene was longer and the characters had much more dialogue, but the scene was amazing and so beautiful it is one of my favorite scenes in the movie. It was so heartwarming and just made me feel all warm
The climax of this story is when Grace and her friends discover that there is not just one scarred man. There are several of them who are all accused of killing Caroline, Grace’s mother. Noah is kind of confused and mad and he feels as if they were lying to him and they made this all
isolation which is a stage during early adulthood was present throughout the entire movie. In this stage people are looking for someone to share their lives with. I think that this stage happened a lot sooner in Noah and Allie lives because they were not looking for each other but rather they ended up finded that they did love each other and that they both already knew that they were the only people that they wanted to be with. During the movie Allie leaves Noah to go to school, Noah wrote a letter to her every day for a year, but he never heard back from Allie since her mother was hidding the letters. Noah’s father soon died of old age and he was left alone, Noah soon fell into a depression and he isolated himself from everyone because he lost everything he ever wanted. Allie on the other hand found someone else who she felt made her feel like the person her mother wanted her to be. Allie soon found out that Noah was alive and he had finished their dream home and that’s when Allie discovered that she was always meant to be with Noah and no one
After Allies father catches her and Noah making out in the truck, he tells Allie that he wants to have the chance to meet her friend, so he politely asked Allie to invite Noah over Sunday for dinner. While seating at the dinner table, Noah was asked what job he does for a living. After Noah stated that he was a laborer it was pretty clear by their facial expressions (especially her mother’s) that they did not approve of their relationship. Later, Anne makes the statement that “summers almost over” giving her daughter the idea that her and Noah probably will not be seeing each other anymore. Moreover, Anne decided to tell Noah about Allie’s school plans, and how he was not in the plan. Anne believes that their relationship is just a summer fling, or a short-term initial attraction. This scene most certainly relates to chapter nine. Allie was unable to develop her Relationship of Choice simply because they did not find Noah suitable for her, mainly because he was not wealthy. Al...
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a single truth and a single path to find it. As Morpheus said to Neo,
The two resembled what Allie and Noah’s life could have been like in the future, and would have if things had remained as they were. Allie’s mother although confessing that she had loved this man and in fact still did, as seen by the tears shed during the scene, began ensuring Allie of her love for her father. This had been the man she had married, raised children, with, and grew old with; he had always been kind and treated her with the utmost respect (Notebook 2004). The exchange theory ahs been illustrated by the two characters as Allie’s mother learned to love one another through having lived and worked with each other to raise their daughter and maintain a stable household for their family. Although she had expressed her unhappiness and told Allie about their runaway attempt she tried to convince her that idealism is not something she could afford if she wanted to succeed and have a successful life. Furthermore, the exchange theory in spite of being present in both Allie and her mother within the film is represented in contrasting lights as were both presented with the same dilemma and Allie chose romantic love over economic security.
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This theme is a big lesson learned throughout the whole story of Allie and Noah. She loves Noah with all of her heart when she is a young woman, and yet when they were separated for a period of time she finds her way back to him. When Allie sees Noah again for the first time in years, she realizes she never stopped loving him and her heart belongs to him. When she has to choose between Noah and Lon, she follows her heart and chooses the man to whom she loves most.