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    A search is defined as trying to discover something by seeking carefully for it. Some searches can be bigger than others; searching for oneself is much more significant than the negligible search for one's keys. After You, by Jojo Moyes is the sequel to Me Before You, which is also written by Jojo Moyes. Louisa Clark is trying to deal with the death of Will Traynor, the man she loved. Will decided to end his life at Dignitas because he was a quadriplegic and felt he had no purpose in the world. Louisa was his caregiver while he was still alive. As she is trying to deal with her grief, she has a terrible accident. Everyone is convinced that she tried to end her life, but in reality it was just an act of her clumsiness. Also, a surprise visitor…

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    stressful. I have managed to read more books this semester than I expected I would have time for. My favorite book was a fictional story written by Rick Riordan called Magnus Chase and The Gods of Asgard: The Sword of Summer. I also attended one college lecture at Bridgewater College. Unfortunately, I wish I would have attended more so that will definitely be one of my goals for second semester. The lecture and books I have read this semester are as follows: 1. “The Beggar’s Opera” by John Gay…

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    Love is not always based on physical appearences. Me Before You by Jojo Moyes, is a book that proves that you love someone for their heart. The two main characters are Louisa Clark and Will Traynor. Will Traynor was in a terrible motorcycle accident that left him paralyzed. Will and Louisa are an unlikely pair, yet they become romantically involved. Me Before You shows, that love is not just about what you see, but about what you feel on the inside. The book appealed to me because of the two…

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    The novel is about a middle-class girl that is helping to provide for her family. After losing her job she finds another as a caregiver for a quadriplegic. Little does Louisa know, that she will be spending the next six months attempting to save Will's life. From the beginning of the novel, it is evident that Louisa is no princess. "My father calls me a 'character', because I tend to say the first thing that pops into my head. My mother calls me 'individual', which is her polite way of not…

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    Louisa. I thought that self-esteem was primarily about feeling good with yourself; however, self-esteem is also about loving yourself and being comfortable with your aspect. Therefore, this book made me realize that feeling good with yourself isn’t enough, since you have to appreciate yourself. Which is exactly what I don’t do. Louisa had the same feelings because in the past Will had many beautiful girlfriends due to his handsomeness. Thus, in the course of the story Louisa got to know one of…

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    Me Before You Me Before You is an adapted romantic film from one of the bestselling novels of Jojo Moyes, a renowned English romance novelist, and is directed by Thea Sharrock, an English theater director, and film director. This film provides many interesting scenarios, the meaning of title itself “Me Before You” and demonstrates the unexpected romantic relationship that occurs in a small town in England between a young English woman and a wealthy paralyzed business man from London. Love…

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    BALANI, Manzil V. YAP, Winona Janelle T. Ph104 – P Unstoppable An analysis of Will Traynor’s from the novel Me Before You Me Before You, a novel by Jojo Moyes, is about making difficult choices. Will Traynor has decided that life is no longer worth living. He gave himself a deadline and was simply counting down the days. Life tried to stop him when he met Louisa, his paid companion, but his mind was set and there was no stopping a train whose tracks were broken. Before Will felt…

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    Life,” James Charlton makes the point, “Access is a simple proposition obscured by prejudice that prioritizes resources and projects in terms of tradition and wealth” (Charlton 103). The lack of accessibility that pervades reflects a focus on money and stasis over concern for the inclusion of as many members of our society as possible. That so many places Mairs mentioned are not accessible both represents and perpetuates negative attitudes toward mobility impairments. These negative attitudes…

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    It’s a well-known fact that books have the power to transport you across time and space, but sometimes you finish a great read and you aren’t quite sure where it’s taken you. While this trippy sensation probably isn’t for the Jojo Moyes lovers out there, it is a thrill for readers who crave the bizarre, the outlandish and the flat-out confusing. If you’re all about absurdists like Beckett, Murakami and Pynchon, then you need to get to a bookstore (or open Amazon in a tab if that’s your…

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    A romantic tragedy is a combination of two genres that touches people’s hearts. In 2014, Josh Boone directed The Fault in Our Stars originally a best-seller novel of John Green, and in 2016 Thea Sharrock released her film Me Before You based on Jojo Moyes best-seller novel. In which, both of them reaching number one for at least four weeks straight on USA Today best-selling books. Although both films have a tragically ending, The Fault in Our Stars is more appealing toward the audience based on…

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