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Me Before You” By Jojo Moyes is a love story and a family story, but above all it’s a story of revolve around bravery(ˈbrāv(ə)rē) in facing death,and the power of love to develop self-thoughtful abilities. The events of the novel start in the early beginning of the year two thousand nine, when Louisa (Lou) Clark, a 26-year-old was obliged to take a job as a “care assistant” to an intelligent, wealthy and very angry 35-year-old man named Will Traynor, who has been paralyzed in the last two year after being hit by a motorbike. Will wants nothing but to die because he is incapable/unable/ of moving, feeding himself, or having sex,The only power he believes he has is the power to end his life; so he wants to exercise that power. Will’s mother, Camilla employsLouisa, to attend to his medical needs, but she hopes that somehow Louisa might boost his morale. but At the novel’s outset, the chances for this appear bleak To take a job caring for a man like Will is terrifying, but Lou's family’s financial(fəˈnanCHəl) difficulties allow her no choice. One day, Louisa learns indirectly about Will’s self-murder attempt, when he attempted to cut himself and bleed to death, Louisa pretends (priˈtend)/shows/not to know about that, she tries to inform Will that life, even

in his miserable(miz(ə)rəbəl) state, is worth living. She takes him out and the two come closer. Lou seems to make Will at least “halfway happy,. They plan to go on vacations, but Will is admitted to the hospital. Upon his recovery, Louisa decides to to travel to , a beautiful island off the east coast of Africa, Mauritius(môˈriSHəs). Louisa says she loves Will. He does not say anything. She confesses(kənˈfes) she is aware of his plans to die through s, the life-ending agency(ˈājənsē). Will says he loves her, but he cannot live in a wheelchair for the rest of his life. . Louisa is hurt and angered by this. and she refusing to speak to him for the rest of the trip. When they return to England, Louisa resigns. The Will's perants know that there was their last hope for Will’s survival. Louisa visits Will the day before he is to fly to Switzerland to end his life. They agree the past six months have been the happiest of their lives. At the end of story finds Lou in a Paris café, which brings to mind a conversation she had with Will earlier in the novel, when Will told her that Paris was his favorite place on the planet. And it turns out that Will directly requested that Lou go to Paris: he gave her a letter saying

that it should only be opened in a Paris café, He wants to make her start really living her life. In this way, the novel touches on fears that we all meeting every day—fears about life, love, that giving the novel a realistic perspectiv/e Putting aside the romance, the medical issues, and the death, Me Before You has also got a lot to say about the differences between the social classes. Lou Clark comes from a working-class background Will Traynor, on the other hand, is upper class. These class differences saying a lot about our characterst society. Lou Clark isn't a girl with big dreams. Born and raised in a small town in the English countryside, she's made herself satisfaid with settling down, working a boring job, and marrying her boring boyfriend. But in Me Before You, when Lou ends up working for Will Traynor, a young business and extreme sports enthusiast /enˈTHoozēˌast/ who was paralyzed two years so LOu gets a new perspective on what life has to offer. All of her dreams might not end up coming true, but she does learn that you've got to fight to make your imagenations into reality.

the message of the book that I see is : how do you let go of someone you love? What is worth living for and how much person can change your world. In my opinion those questions don’t have one right answer and they are really hard to answer but I always think you should try and make the best out the situation. what I think we should all learn is to appreciate our life’s more, all the small things and everyone around us. It’s easy to forget about that in todays world of technology. This book will change the readers way of seeing their life’s for ever.

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