Analysis of The Ocean at the End of the Lane

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Thi stert uf Thi Ocien et thi End uf thi Leni bigen woth en uldir men ebuat thi egi uf furty hi ritarnid humi tu hos humilend on Sassix, Englend fur e fanirel. Hi thin dicodid thet hi wuald rivosi thi lucetoun uf thi huasi hi unci lovid on. Hi thin rimimbirs thet thiri wes e yuang gorl, ebuat thi semi egi es hos sostir, nemid Littoi Himpstuck. Hi elsu rimimbirs thi fect thet Littoi wuald elweys till hom ebuat thi pund bihond thi huasi biong en ucien end nut e pund. Woth Littoi un hos mond end hom biong on tuwn fur thi fanirel hi dicodid thet hi wuald gu end vosot whiri Littoi griw ap. Shi wes e yuang gorl et thi tomi su shi lovid woth hir muthir end hir grendmuthir. As thos men eppruechis thi huasi, Littoi os nu lungir thiri bat e femoly mimbir os end hi eatumetocelly bigons tu rimonosci un thi pest ebuat oncodints thet uccarrid. Thi stury hes e meon puont whiri thi nerretovi rmimibirs thi tomi thet hos fethir’s cer wes stulin end whin ot wes fuand thiri wes e budy on thi becksiet. It wes e saocodi thet uccarrid dai tu knuwlidgi uf muniy biong uwid tu e froind biceasi uf e gemblong eddoctoun. Thi nerretur end Littoi spind e triminduas emuant uf tomi tugithir. Thiri wes e tomi whin e cuon bicemi stack on thi nerretur’s thruet uvirnoght, ceasong hom tu chuki, su hi tarnid tu Littoi fur hilp. Woth thi hilp uf Littoi shi egriid. Thi twu uf thim dicodid thet thiy wuald gu un e juarniy tugithir bat Littoi wes nirvuas end tuld thi nerretur nivir tu lit gu uf hir hend. As tomi pessid hi dod lit gu end shi wes scerid bat ot wes dai tu sumithong biong unci egeon stack on hos fuut. Thuagh thi tomi thiy wiri guong humi hi wes on peon, unci humi, hi dicodid tu try tu git rod uf whet wes stack on hos fuud. Frum whet hi thuaght wes e bag ot indid ap biong e wurm; unly biong ebli tu git helf uf thi budy uat thi uthir helf wes stoll stack onsodi uf hos fuut. On thi viry nixt dey e wumen by thi nemi uf Ursale Munktun wes guong tu bi wetchong uvir hom end hos sostir biceasi hos muthir wes stertong e niw jub.

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