The Comfort of Strangers by Ian McEwan

Please check Ian McEwan's comfort for strangers ===================================== ============== ======== This is very confusing that McEwan wrote a very interesting book. "The comfort of a stranger is a name that is fully compliant with the story". This is a very mysterious book, with the two main characters Caroline and Roger slowly tightening the lashes on the other two main characters, Mary and Collin 's neck. I think that this book is suitable for the mysterious genre of the authors' writings, and I discovered that some parts of the book remind me of 'sustained love'.

Ian McEwan's sentence from "The Comfort of Strangers" basically represents the two sisters Eva and Maria who looks beautiful and wants to deny their parents' desire for girls. It is written in a third party who is omniscient. This aisle tells some symbols: Sisters want very beautiful looks very good. Confessed by boys, lipstick, mascara and other makeup, truth and honesty. Because of the fact that they did not say true face or beautiful when they are using cosmetics, they are also a symbol of deceptive appearance. The main focus of this aisle is the subject of fraud. Girls trust their brothers because they did not disclose everything done in the absence of the elders. But instead we see all the actions the boy revealed his sister

Now, I think it is a very strange lack of trust in Ian McEwan's novelist. His first two attempts - the comfort of the cement garden and the strangers - feel that the works of natural short story writers are spreading on the shelf by the tradition of publishers and literature. However, it is for qualification as a novel. However, his last novel (Amsterdam) was awarded the Booker Prize, the last (Atonement) exceeded John Grisham and Tom Clancy in the book list for several weeks, McEwan's shaking - the equivalent of literary tennis players. After winning the first game, Wimbledon - 1 can do almost any novelist

Not only the environment but also the place is included, but time is included. What happens when your novels occur? Ian McEwan's novel novel "The Comfort of Strangers" feels a lot of tension from the environment of Venice - complex streets and hidden alleys are decisive factors of disorientation, leading to the destruction of the hero It is. San Francisco: When I started writing "In the fog," I know that this book will occur in only one place. And the story of a child who disappears in fog knows that the summer fog must start with a thick ocean beach, you can only see a few feet in front of you.