The Doomed Buendia Family in Gabriel Garcia Marquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude

People do not take pride in their mothers and fathers. However, the characteristics of the ancestors are communicated through the family and are connected. The Buendia family from Gabriel García Marquez's "One Year's Loneliness" is a perfect example of a mysterious misfortune over generations. The Nobel laureate, Max interwoes the story of Maccardona's life and the strange and distorted life of the Buendia family. This work conveys the story of mysterious dark magic, incest incest, miscarriage, death and fear of love.

Gabriel Garcia has analyzed the historical roots of the families of Mcondo and Bueno for hundreds of years. Loneliness in 100 years is a mythical imagination town known as McOnd. Founding, standing, development and death through the founders' history, Buendia families are described. This is evolution and ultimate decay of small Latin American towns and their inhabitants. The novel is dominated by the style of Colombia, and the Buendia family is a family of Colombia at the time of a story.

People do not take pride in their mothers and fathers. However, the characteristics of the ancestors are communicated through the family and are connected. The Buendia family from Gabriel García Marquez's "One Year's Loneliness" is a perfect example of a mysterious misfortune over generations. The Nobel laureate, Max interwoes the story of Maccardona's life and the strange and distorted life of the Buendia family. This work conveys the story of mysterious dark magic, incest incest, miscarriage, death and fear of love.

The 100-year solitude of Gabriel García Marquez records the undulations of the legendary Buenoire family in the town of Mcondo. For the century Macondo and Buendias faced many victories and tragedies and collapsed. The president Jose Arcadio Buendia founded the town of Macondo in the process of escaping past violence. However, unconsciously he brought pain, violence and personal despair in the town. After generations, Garcia created the world of loneliness, illusion, sex and discovery for the Brendian family.

Another important issue in '100 years of solitude' is gypsy and their nomadic lifestyle. Gabriel Garcia Marquez (Gabriel Garcia Marquez) described gypsies and their culture which played an important role in Bunya family. Clearly, Marquez 's novel' s gypsy is another culture that was carefully analyzed and described. The influence on the Buendia family can not be denied. Their arrival and departure affected all the inhabitants of Mcondo. Because they are the only culture closely related to the residents of McDonough, readers can look for differences and similarities in these cultures in different cultures. Their nomadic life is full of change and gypsy 's flexibility and mobility can be compared with Macando colonists, especially the Buendia family. The reason for this comparison is finding some clues about Buendia's failure.