Examples Of Love And Family Love

Love and Family

Every person has his or her own manner to express feelings. A hug, a kiss, and caress are how the human beings express themselves when there is love. In fact, love is a strong and beautiful feeling that a person can express and manifest. When we are fell in love, we are shocked for this feeling and we want to show that happiness to everybody. In addition, we all might affect every event in life without love, and people are born with the sense of loving because we should learn it through our acts. In the book All The Light We Cannot See by Antony Doerr. Love is the expressed clearly by main characters Maria-Laure, Werner Pfening, and Daniel Le Blanc.

A child love is a wonderful thing that the human being can appreciate. As we

Actually, brothers and sisters have a love-hate relationship. Even though brothers and or sisters constantly have differences, fights, and variance, there is a bond of leadership love and friendship. Brother’s relationship plays an essential role for younger brothers since the younger sibling always looks up to the elder sibling. For that reason, this is why you must always set a good example for the younger ones because studies show that siblings shape your personalities and beliefs. The point is, in the novel All the Light We Cannot See I discovered in Werner and Jutta relationship the meaning of family love. I feel completely identify with Werner and Jutta because I have the same link with my little sister. Therefore, this character reflect some characteristic, and emotion that I feel for my little sister. Werner and Jutta Pfennig’s love is tied to their sadness at having lost their father, and they are subject to pain and tragedy. However, they have the strength and the courage to overcome tragedy of living away one of each other, and being victim of the war. For example, Werner sacrifice himself in becoming a successful engineer and becoming part of the Nazis. He wants to protect his sister Jutta, and it is hard for Jutta because she is not supports the Nazi ideology. However, Werner believes that it is the exit to escape from the mines and secure Jutta live. In the novel, the brothers live in an orphanage and they can experience many adventures together. For example, they venture together to sift through garbage and find treasures or useful items. Besides, they go to look down into the larges mine where their father died. “Sometimes he and Jutta draw. His sister snakes up to Werner’s cot, and together they lie on their stomach a d pass single pencil back and forth. Werner tows his little sister through the mine complex in a wagon he has assembled from cast-off parts. They rattle down the long gravel lanes,