Hope In The Book Thief

Literature uses the solitude to create strength and society follows with that prophecy as people believe it takes strength that loneliness brings. The belly of the whale only emphasizes the commitment they attach to themselves at this point since the old world has become out of reach and they must focus on finding the exit of this predicament in which they find themselves and when they do it obviously, they will find a new world that leads to the continuation of the journey and get around the problems in their lives and surf through the tidal waves of their predicaments and god only knows where they will end up since in their head all the good vibrations are gone and wouldn’t it be nice if they only go back with thoughts racing through their …show more content…
Similarly, in the novel The Book Thief, Liesel falls in the hands of a foster family by herself and leaves her in despair and longing for her old life since she has trouble adjusting to the change although it seems she does it very well. The belly of the whale, the most daunting moment in the journey, since all of it, brand new to the hero/heroine, and new experiences create fear and the person questions all of the choices at this point but at one point or another it was bound to happen and the change was a part that was essential although it scares and questions the decisions of the hero or heroine. In order to grow as a character they must overcome the fear and give in to the journey and allow themselves to explode out of the air hole for escape and that leads to the escape that needs to relieve a sense of burden and emerge into this new journey. Society creates obstacles in the lives, nothing in life easily comes and literature plays with that idea creating actual labyrinths for characters. The road of trials, a subject that mostly common and heard of in society since the trials can be anything from passing classes to talking to that good looking person, or standing up to the person who “borrows a pencil” but never gives it