Little Bee

Chris Cleve's Little Bee is a novel exploring incredible evil, but also celebrates its role beyond everything that drives them, including their past and secrets. And those defects. For bee's personality, identity is closely related to race, nationality, sex, race, class. A representative section of the book is exploring the view of small bees (constant optimism and clear realism) in the last chapter. When you are dreaming on a hot day, I wake up when I do not know what you are.

A representative section of the book explores how to view bees (its optimism and sharp realism) being done in the last chapter of the book. Bees are on the beach and wake up from their dreams. A dream is her ideal life. I live in a beautiful home in her hometown of Nigeria and gather her and herself as a journalist, her and her family as Charlie. The small bee will calm down and think about the noise that awakens her position with her in the world. This sentence is separated from Sarah and Charlie because the armed men (probably soldiers) are looking for her on the last few pages of the novel. After all, the man shot by Charlie urged the bee to sacrifice themselves by revealing their identity to them.

The beach in Nigeria is the first place where Andrew and Sarah saw a small bee and her sister. This is where Andrew refused to cut his finger and Sarah cut her fingers instead of rescuing the bee's life. Behavior is very important as the action it takes has changed the character's life. Andrew was fundamentally changed after an accident at the beach because he felt guilty because he did not save the girl's life. In addition, because of what happened on the beach, bees fled the soldiers and were able to travel to the UK. At the end of the novel, Sarah, Little Bee, Charlie visited the same beach. This time the soldiers tried to accept Charlie's life just as he tried bee two years ago, but bees endanger his life to save Charlie. After a small bee grabbed Charlie and released it from danger, the soldier took a small bee. Like Sarah did, the small bee fulfills the role of a savior.