The Role of Revolutionary Characters in One Hundred Years of Solitude and The House of Spirit

The role of a revolutionary person in the centennial loneliness (Gabriel Garcia Max) and House of Souls. (Isabel Allende) The history of Latin America is a turbulent history. Various European cultures are imposed on indigenous civilizations, often distorting the identity. For example, Portuguese is the language of Brazil for colonization. This leads to a permanent turmoil combined with social differences, which leads to a revolutionary way of thinking, people are seeking change.

In the novels of "loneliness of centennial" and "House of Souls", I am watching how Allende and Garcia Marquez developed genealogies and developed Esteban Tellab and Jose Arcadio Boone. Diameter authors influence roles in different ways using genealogies of roles. In 100 years of solitude, Garcia Max influenced his development as a person using Jose Arcadior Buendia genealogy. It can be said that Alendé had a great influence on his development at "House of Souls" using Trouba's genealogy.

It is lonely. Whether it is power or my own will, everyone will experience the loneliness of solitude and the essence of healing. In Gabriel Garcia Marquez's "loneliness in centennial", each character has experienced some isolation in his lifetime. In the case of most characters, after the lonely period, this character is producing some sort of reproduction, sometimes being released from the cause of loneliness. The cleaning can keep the character alive. In addition to the influence that loneliness has on characters, the town of Mcondo has been built not only in that lonely age but also in its lonely times. Max said that loneliness is being experienced at some point. For this reason, Max named this book "loneliness of one hundred years" because through the process of living of Mcondo's people, each member encounters a period of isolation.

Garcia Marquez, a lonely historical theme for centuries ago by Garcia Marquez, once said "loneliness in 100 years is not a Latin American history, a metaphor for Latin America" ​​(Dreifus 1983: 1974). Historical themes include conquest and colonization, settlement and scientific discoveries, civil wars, external economic interventions, changes in technology and finally declining and disappearing of established lifestyles. Was the original Spanish conquest a centuries-old narrator that was a narrator before the century? He or she knows more about the whole history of Buentia than anyone knows. However, the narrator is not entirely aware. For example, the opening sentence (above) and the insight into Pilar's "axis" are two of the few places that the narrator claims to be able to read that person's mind. Generally speaking, we understand people through close observation.