Charlotte Rose Of Alespia Analysis

The story I wrote, Charlotte Rose of Alespia, has a dynamic character named Charlotte Rose Barnes. She wants to graduate from college and attend medical school. However, she also thinks that she met the love of her life, and she wants to do what everyone else in her society has done which is to get married. Nonetheless, she is engaged and the story is centered around her in the wedding preparation process. She is trying to balance her school and engaged life. These are all of the things she wants in her life right now, but this causes conflict between many people. The plot is taken place during an engagement preparation time. The character thought she loved a guy that she was in love with. She learned that she was just desperate instead. At the end of the story she learned that she didn’t love him. She found love in her mom and sister. She went from relying on others to trying to meet her own goals in the end.

Charlotte is now in this major conflict which covers two types of conflict, Man vs. Self and Man vs. Society. This country is a broken utopia, this is after the utopia ended 6 years ago. Even though the utopia no …show more content…
They were fighting over love and how you don’t have to marry someone to get love. That really foreshadowed what would happen at the wedding. The biggest foreshadowing piece was with her mother when her mother says “‘No, I love you Charlotte,’ she says. ‘I know you 're getting married. Nonetheless, don’t forget I will always be apart of your family. I will always be here to support and cherish you,’ she says sobbing and crying a stream. I start to tear up as I go and hug my mom. I stay at my mother’s house for the rest of the night. Ecstatic of the news that someone finally loves me for me and not who I want to be.” Charlotte says she glad that someone finally loves her. However, doesn’t Chase love her? the greatly foreshadows what will happen at the