Fate in Miles City, Montana by Alice Munro

The fate of Montana Mile City: Alice Munroe's Life everyone knows his real fate and story "Miles City, Montana Province" will provide true images. In this story, I saw two different times and events. The first case was the death of a childhood friend, and the second case was an almost unexpected tragedy reminiscent of a childhood disaster woman. Munro mainly uses dialogue to help readers explain topics in her story. In 'Myers City, Montana', Alice Munro discusses some of the reality of life.

Alice Munro's "Myers City, Montana"'s monotony of life and talker fought a war. The author describes the narrator as a vulnerable woman seeking personal identity in the unified community. This struggle between domestic responsibility and personal satisfaction caused serious damage to soldier's mother and wife. Munro is a master of character formation, and it depicts the complexity of humanity through the hero. Well, as a family of four travels on the continent, the narrator can get rid of all obligations society brings to her. "We removed our house, our neighbors, the city, our country ..." (378). Along the way, she is no longer forced to avoid friendly phone calls and housework. The narrator was released on a freeway to Ontario, Canada. The prisoner surrounded by her house was released as "full of hope and peace" (378)

Munroe's short story "Miles City Montana" shows a clear loss of power when the narrator encounters an intolerable thought that prevents him from being saved from death. The story begins when the story recalls childhood memories of a little boy drowning near her house. In a boy's funeral, she remembered that no one thought that his father could not save him from death, but until the end of her life, she meant what it meant I understood what to do. In this moment of her life she realized this until herself was placed in a position that can not prevent her own child's death. It was during this time that she found that even as a parent, your power to children was limited, and sometimes even parents could not protect their children from corruption. This is the balance of the forces created by parents and can not be followed