Marriage and Agony: the Significance of Love

ce with their marriage also did not fit his expectations.
             Gide conveys marriage as a one sided relationship; the dominant male is able to go off and complete his personal journey's while the women waits patiently. The husband Michel believes that marriage holds him back from freedom. He comes about with an ideology in which the goal is freedom. He feels if he achieves this freedom a special energy will be released in him. He must first sepa
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