All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr is about a blind girl, Marie-Laure, who does not live in darkness. She has a very imaginative way of thinking, and the author’s tone conveys a world of vivid color. The reader does not imagine a girl who is afraid of the world band is hindered by being blind, but rather visualizes someone who can enjoy her life and everything in it despite her disability. Marie-Laure describes the piano chords that “loll in the speaker of the wireless in the guard station, projecting rich blacks and complicated blues” (Line 20-21). Even sounds have color in her mind, adding to this already vibrant world she has built, and giving the reader anothe4r look into her wonder-filled imagination.
The blind, like any seeing
The blind, like any seeing