Love and Destruction in Alice Hoffman's Here on Earth

Alice Hoffman's love and destruction on the earth Alice Hoffman's dangerous love on Earth is the charm of March. The story shows that her love is pure from the beginning, she can only love her opponent Hollis. The twists and turns brought about by this novel show the misfortune of relationship with Hollis in March. This feeling grows with desire, and it becomes the necessity of their body. The necessity of love between each other in March and Hollis led to their destruction.

Rufus likes his childhood friend Alice, but this is "destructive and enthusiastic love", more power than love. After marrying Isaac, Rufus tried to rape her - ironically that act was to purchase Alice and to sell her husband. Although he is "unstable and alternating generosity and nausea", Dana does not completely believe that Sara warns Rufus "I said what you make me feel better - said it said it is not true" . Please send a letter to Kevin. "I always thought I knew him, he proved what I never knew about me"

Joe and Rufus have children, Joe. She taught Joe to read and Rufus began to love his son. Alice has an ancestor of her daughter Hagar Dana. Shana agreed to help Alice escape as long as Eve is large enough. When Rufus sold slaves as a too friendly friendly punishment for Dana, she tried to stop him, but he hit her face. She cut her wrist and woke up in 1976. Foolish slave, Carrie is Dana's best friend. Most people think she has a mental disorder due to disability, but it is not so. After Tom's death, Carrie comforted Dana, explaining that the life of slave would be better under the possession of Rufus, explaining that when Rufus died the slaves would be separated from their friends and family. She also comforted Dana when he was ridiculed as a white man instead of a black man. Dana likes her friendship highly

Dana began teaching how to read Alice and Rufus' son, Joe. Rufus seems to like this boy. Alice revealed to Dana that she was meant to escape and Dana advised her to wait for a while. Alice gave birth to her daughter Eve (Dana's grandmother). Dana was very happy, but nothing happened, and she was exhausted. Dana and Kevin had a bit of time before she was sent back again. When she returned, she was surprised to see Rufus look nice, and then he saw her Alice hanging from the barn scorpion. When she thought that Rufus sold her child, she committed suicide despite sending them to Baltimore to punish her for the purpose of escape. Dana said he was scared and needs to release his children.