Escape through Death in Madame Bovary and Like Water for Chocolate

Death is not an inevitable experience, but it always exists to remove unnecessary tone of life, to make their goals incomplete, unsatisfied, and dissatisfied. As a solution to the problem of death as the hero, writers Gustav Flaubert and Laura Esqueville represent sufferings and illnesses of their work, female characters including Madame Bovary and chocolate water. They lead to their tragic consequences, death. The writer focuses on feminism as well as emphasizing the trend of romanticism in a certain era and is forced to resist the constraints of social formulation and social reflection.

Mrs Bofari and Lev Tolstoy 's Anna Karelina Gustav Flaubert wrote to Mrs Bovary: "Death of a person always causes a paralysis situation, it is very difficult, it grabs the arrival of nothing and it actually To succumb to the facts that arise (258) It is more embarrassing when death is suicide, when nothing happens to self-initiation, it's more embarrassing For the readers of Flaubert's Madame Bovary and Lev Tolstoy's Anna Karenina, Heroine's literary suicide is similar to a coma, even in the imaginary world being assembled, it also needs to accept the pause of death reality.

Mrs Bobary was written in 1856 by French writer Gustav Frobart. This novel talks a bitter story, Emma Povari is a boring and unhappy wife of a village doctor. In order to escape the emptiness of rural life, she entered the world of adultery and overeating, eventually accumulating debts and causing her death. Despite the history of more than 100 years, this story is very modern and very painful. This is American musical inspired by Romeo and Juliet, but full of modernity. It is a story of two competing street gangs from two different ethnic backgrounds. In tension between the gangs, the love between Mary and Tony actually belonged to a hostile gang. Their love was not so excessive, it ended in a tragedy like a tragic love story of youth and innocence.