Allie And Juliet Love Quotes And Analysis

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The story of how Noah and Allie fall in love has taken place during the 1940’s. Their Summer’s romance began during World War II in June. The few obstacles that Noah and Allie overcome are distance when Noah leaves for the war and when Allie’s mom does not want her to get close with Noah. The Notebook uses a relationship between Allie and Noah to demonstrate that undying love can overcome difficult obstacles.
Noah’s first obstacle is convincing Allie to go out with him at all. Noah first sees Allie at an Amusement park and asks her to dance with him. She says no, but Noah is not willing to give up so easily. To demonstrate his determination to go out with her, he jumps on the ferris wheel as it is moving and attempts to climb up to where …show more content…

Before Allie had to leave for the summer, they were standing in the house and were talking about what type of house Allie wanted after Noah built them a house to live in together. Now it is few years later with no contact and Noah’s dad hands him a check to rebuild the house he had visited when he was a teenager. This house was meant to be for Noah and Allie, so Noah builds it how Allie wanted it for his undying love for Allie. He spends days and nights building this house and painting it white with blue shutters and a porch that wraps all around the front. By building the house this way it will always remind him of Allie and what they had together. Noah puts the house up for sale and also puts it in the newspaper in hopes that Allie will see what he has done. It ended up being fate because Allie’s undying love for Noah caused Allie to stop planning her wedding with her fiance to go and visit …show more content…

The reason why Allie had to leave Noah 6 years ago was because the mother did not want them to see each other. Allie visited Noah and the house that he had built while her engagement was still on. Noah and Allie’s undying love for each other again brought Allie to tell her fiance that their relationship is over. Allie’s mother shows up at the door and takes her to her lost love. Her mother told her that her life could have been very different with this other man. After them being rebonded, her mother pulls out 365 letters from Noah after their first year of not being

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