All the Light We Cannot See In the novel All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr, many different themes occur. Both characters deal with struggles they must overcome. Maurie-Laure and Werner Pfennig have moments where they are happy, and moments where they are stuck and need help. But in the end they helped and believed in themselves. In reading All the Light we Cannot See by Anthony Doerr, courage and bravery is shown to overcome disabilities and obstacles; a second predominant theme is the knowledge of knowing that other people may help you learn and grow, but it's up to you to survive and save yourself. To start with, Marie-Laure LeBlanc and Werner Pfennig are faced with many responsibilities and difficulties.Marie-Laure is blind
…show more content…
Marie-Laure's father took care of her everyday and taught her everything she knows. Her father takes both roles of being her parent and provides everything for her that she needs daily. He teaches her many skills and how to read; her father's co-workers also teach her about many different things. Marie-Laure lost her father right before the war, and was then left all alone. She hid and escaped from the soldiers by herself. Werner's sister Jutta, is his only family member and his best friend. They learned and played together at the orphanage. They had many common interests and grew their passion for radios together. Werner was forced to leave his sister when he was sent to go to training for the war, They wrote to each other when they could but they both made it on their own. Therefore, others can help you learn and grow but it's up to you to take your struggles into your own hands and safe yourself. In conclusion, in All the Light we Cannot See, Anthony Doerr teaches readers many different life lessons including courage and bravery, and knowing that other people may help you learn and grow, but it's up to you to survive and save yourself. World War II shattered our world, but Doerrs novel will help prevent something at this magnitude happen
Marie-Laure's father took care of her everyday and taught her everything she knows. Her father takes both roles of being her parent and provides everything for her that she needs daily. He teaches her many skills and how to read; her father's co-workers also teach her about many different things. Marie-Laure lost her father right before the war, and was then left all alone. She hid and escaped from the soldiers by herself. Werner's sister Jutta, is his only family member and his best friend. They learned and played together at the orphanage. They had many common interests and grew their passion for radios together. Werner was forced to leave his sister when he was sent to go to training for the war, They wrote to each other when they could but they both made it on their own. Therefore, others can help you learn and grow but it's up to you to take your struggles into your own hands and safe yourself. In conclusion, in All the Light we Cannot See, Anthony Doerr teaches readers many different life lessons including courage and bravery, and knowing that other people may help you learn and grow, but it's up to you to survive and save yourself. World War II shattered our world, but Doerrs novel will help prevent something at this magnitude happen