The fox
This paper aims at analyzing the short novel The Fox written by David Herbert Lawrence. The point from the short novel that will be analyzed is concerning Henry's will of marrying March. The two hypotheses formulated are: Henry was interested in the farm and in March's capture, like a hunter on an animal. The main goal in this analysis is to confirm which hypothesis best portrays the author's idea. The short novel The Fox portrays the lives of two friends, March and Bandford, as they were called. They lived on a farm by themselves in a peaceful way. Bandford had a weak health, so March did everything at the farm and also took care of her. Henry, (a soldier) arrived at the farm looking for his grandfather, but he had died. So, he stayed in the farm with the girls. As the time passed, Henry decided to marry March, but Bandford was against it. At the end, Banford died and March married him.David Herbert Lawrence was born on 11 September 1885 in Nottinghamshire, England. He wrote about the fulfilled relationships of men and women, and the crucial relationship between human beings and the natural world. He lived on a farm with his family. His main works were
At this time, when March saw him in the train, she felt that she was not in love with him and in fact he was insane. "When he thought at her dark, startled, vulnerable eyes he smiled subtly to himself. When Henry read the later, he came back to the farm and he killed Bandford without anyone noticing it. During the time in the farm Henry decided to marry March, that was older than him, but she refused because she felt Henry was the fox. Henry was very angry with Bandford, because she was against their marriage and she was trying to put March against him. I couldn't, I couldn't live in the same house with him. Henry persecuted her as a hunter does with his prey. On the following day March saw the dead fox. I couldn't, I couldn't live in the same house with him. "He was huntsman in spirit, not a farmer, and not a soldier stuck in a regiment. During the time in the farm Henry decided to marry March, that was older than him, but she refused because she felt Henry was the fox. "He was huntsman in spirit, not a farmer, and not a soldier stuck in a regiment. He asked March once more to marry him and she accepted it. The analysis The point to be considered is why Henry wanted to marry March.
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