The Novel Deliverance as a Prophecy of Man

As a human predictive novel, the real survival of salvation can only depend on ourselves. The novel "Save" is a story about the four characters, and each character has a different perspective on survival. Everyone in the world can associate with one of the three secondary characters of the novel "Save". Because of lack of viability, men can pass Lewis Medlock's original view, Drew's rationality, or Bobby. Many people say that Lewis is the man who likes most men, Drew is the one who likes most men and Bobby is the one who is afraid that most men will become.

Plot setting is an important aspect of every novel. It tells the audience the atmosphere the novel itself is doing. In "Save the Man" and "Invisible Man", readers will see where the novel is done, the time range where novels are placed, and so on. It also serves as the protagonist of the novel. After setting up these two novels, it is a catalyst to help the master accomplish self. The savior and the invisible man create different psychosis in the role of the main character by using the environment. Dickey's Deliverance and Ellison's Invisible Man let their protagonists achieve self-recognition through their environment of use

In James Dickey's novel "Deliverance", human subjects and his thinking set have been considered many times. The theme of the novel "Torch pass" is increasingly noticeable in the novel. In the whole novel, the three characters seem to depend heavily on the fourth character. But at the end of the novel, as Lewis said, those heroes of those days were out of the "games" when they most needed him. This situation causes scenes that the torch passes from a collapsed hero to a new place trying to be a hero.