Helga Crane Choosing to Live an Unhappy Life Book Review

Nella Larsen's "flowing sand" depicts a young lady, her life focuses on her life, she needs to find a position in society. In the context of running sand, discrimination is an important element of text, since Helga crane is a mixed-blooded woman, she is expected to be a game, not necessarily calling itself to settlers. In this sentence, the crane in the white and black community maintains its position as an outsider and is never satisfied with her surroundings. She also ignores the philosophy of the partner of life, annoying or ridiculous.

"Helga Crane was sitting alone in her room at 8 o'clock in those evenings." These opening lines told Nella Larsen's first novel "Rainbow" (1928) 's plot and features . The main character Helga Crane is a lonely, lonely woman, life is certainly weakened. Herga is a mixed race, mother is white, father is black. Helga's father gave up his wife and daughter, Helga's mother soon married a white man. Helga now has a white stepfamily. Helga with a dark skin was raised by white and black people and dismissed, surviving in a lonely childhood and continuing to ask acceptance only for adults wherever she goes.

In Nera Larsen in 1928, the main character, Hellgar Klein (Helga Crane) was supposed to escape her as a teacher of the Naxos (Naxos) asphyxiation lifestyle in the southern part, in the fiction "running sand" at the opening ceremony, It will be. She suddenly decides to leave it during the semester and she needs money so she lets her start a new life in Chicago, asking her mother, uncle's Bi Desuo to sum the money I mean that I decided. She does not like to approach her "contempt" white relatives, but she told the beggar itself, "I can not expect to choose" (7). As this aisle is displayed in text, Helga clearly marked the first beggar marked on the image. However, Helga also has the opportunity to raise money for her uncle. When she reached her relatives at home, she refused to admit her niece, once and for all, to her uncle's new wife to fill her

The first novel by Helga crane dancer Larsen, "Muddy" seems to reflect the details of Larsen's own life This continued with dissatisfaction and desire. Helga, born of a mixed-mixed woman of suspicious African-American community of exaggerated middle class, feels contempt, but she can not release her sexy (symbol of sexual repression) I felt that. South Africa Helga teaches American institutions and the story begins at the end. She left the United States to visit relatives of Danish mother, who worked there with a Danish painter. She longed to return to African-American culture and moved to Harlem, her traveling minister, her religion and her passion for liberation of sexual oppression. Conclusion The strength and spirit of Helga rapidly overturning pregnancy, birth and tiredness by a novel.