Megan Romanoski
A.Tolj
English111
3/15/15
An Undying Love
The Notebook Isn’t your everyday love story, the love between the main characters Noah and Allie is a unique kind of love all in its own. The struggles that they face throughout their lifetime isn’t something you hear of couples going through frequently. It is its own special kind of love that only happens once.
Noah is a small town boy who meets Allie a wealthy city girl through mutual friends during a summer break. Instantly Noah and Allie like each other kind of a love at first sight I guess you could say. Noah and Allie begin spending every waking moment together.
Throughout their summer Noah and Allie fall head over heals in love. On the beach in one scene
Noah and Allie are cuddled up on the sand together, in this intimate moment noah asks Allie if she could be any animal in the world what would it be? Allie explains she would want to be a bird so she could fly anywhere in the world she wants to be. Noah simply laughs and swoops her up and carries her playfully into the ocean. The looks and gestures provided between the two one can clearly see how much into love they are falling.
Them falling in love isn’t what makes their love so unique thats only part of it. After them falling so heavily in love Allies mom sends her away to college trying to deter their love. A
year straight Noah sends Allie letters telling her how he feels but he never gets one back because
Allies mom keeps them from her. Years later Allie comes back into town with her new fiancee and sees a paper with noah in it. She goes to see him sending them both on an emotional roller coaster. They fight and argue and later express how they truly feel about each other. They end up falling completely back in love conquering everything that stood in their way.
What made their love most unique love story was that the entire movie was based off of
Noah reading the
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