House Taken Over

"House take Over" (Spanish: Casa tomada) is a short story created by Argentinean writer JulioCortázar in 1946. It was originally published in Los Angeles, literary magazine edited by Anales de Buenos Aires, Jorge Luis Borges, and later included in his story Bestiario

It is the story of brother and sister living together in their ancestral home "inherited" by an unknown entity. It starts in a realistic way. And it slowly introduces scenes where the laws of nature are distorted. The mystery surrounding these entities can be explained in different ways, which also changes the type of story (dream, psychology, magical realism, etc.). Graphical symbols such as parentheses are used to reflect the reviews among resources often used in the story of Cortázar. The writer's house is in Tibirkoi, Buenos Aires State, and its house is still in the streets of Suipacha and Necochea. [Required citation]

In their 40s they introduced a pair of brothers and sisters. Brothers (talkers) lost their fiancées long ago and sisters (Eileen) rejected many of the proposers seeking marriage. They inherit their parents' houses and wealth, and are sending peaceful ordinary ordinary family life.

The narrator details the everyday life of the manor and brothers and sisters describing their housework and interests; Eileen opens her work at the moment she does not like her and is woven all day, and the narrator Builds French literature Purchase Irene Wool while visiting a bookstore

Normally their houses are silent, but one day the talker suddenly heard something in another part of the house, brothers and sisters are locked behind a hard oak door and a smaller part I will escape. In the meantime, they became frightened and solemn; on the other hand, they noticed that few people cleaned the house, but unfortunately the intruder is aware that they will reclaim much of their belongings It hampered. They are always listening to each other's voices

After all, the narrator heard that "they" took over a part of the house where Irene was forced to enter. In a hurry, the brothers and sisters ran away from the house and returned without power. The narrator locks the key at the front door and throws the key into the sewer

As the source of noise is never disclosed, the reader does not know who or who took over the house and left his sisters and brothers.

Then the house was handed over. At the beginning, it began with noise. Brothers and sisters refused to enter a part of the house where the noise occurred. The brothers even gave up on their property in some of the houses they took over. Ultimately, when a strange entity took over the last part, brothers and sisters were completely exiled from the house. Brothers and sisters leave their ancestral home at the end of the story, so that no one will take over their house. First, you can check unknown topics. The biggest question of this story is "Who took over the house?" Because the sisters and brothers are not confronted with the mysterious power, the story is ambiguous and does not provide readers with answers to questions about who will take over the house. Rather they would like to give up the room in the room. This indicates that the brothers and sisters are afraid of what is unknown.

The house taken by Julio Cortazar has had a big impact on me (I have read before), so I encourage you to remember the family, my neighbor, and myself. This story is centered on brothers and sisters. I think that it is interesting that brothers and Eileen seem to think that this is normal. They are not afraid of what will happen. The house is big and part of the house is locked (you can not access, why? We do not know). I saw that Eileen and her brother had never questioned or talked about what was going on. I think that this story leaves more questions than answers. This is a wonderful story as you can understand what happens and what happens using imagination. The theme of this story is about family tradition. They want to keep good memories and become families they will be with. They cleared up a big house with no comments or complaints. My question with this story is to take over the house?