Comparing Fuentes’ Aura and Ligotti’s The Last Feast of Harlequin

The myth and prototype will read the myths and prototypical techniques of Fuentes Aura and Ligotti's final clown feast, coupled with a symbolic interpretation found in some people or documents teaching cultural thoughts and characteristics to the reader . It not only makes it possible to deduce this collective thinking, but also to make guesses about the meaning of a particular work, it can provide you more content. I believe that you can better understand the main character's idea by using these techniques.

Carlos Fuentes 's "Aura" is a story about a young scholar who fell in love with a widow' s niece and then discovered his true relationship with the two women. This book is an example of magical realism; almost everything in a book is on the boundary between reality and magic. It may be very difficult to distinguish between reality and fantasy. Fuentes searches for life and death, reality and magic and mixes. Young historian Felipe Montero accepts memoir of General Laurent. His old widow Consuelo wanted to publish a book about his later husband. In a widow 's house, Philip met her young and beautiful green eyes' niece. His progressive discovery of his enthusiasm for Aura and the true relationship between a young woman and her aunt seemed even as amazing and even wonderful. When Montero hugged her, Reiki became an old lady Consuelo

Since the story written by Carlos Fuentes, a master of Storytelling, has only 160 pages, it brings out an unforgettable, powerful and dreamy atmosphere. At the center of the story is the young historian Felipe Montero who fell in love with the title when editing the memoir of her uncle. Reiki is one of the most famous examples of the second person's novel. Felipe's role is called "you" by the narrator and suggests that the reader is a person in the story.