Extremely Loud And Incredibly Close Analysis

A breathtaking novel, with a title that truly captures the tragedy that occurred on 9/11 Jonathan Safran Foer, the author of Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close proves that even after a fatal passing, love can compel the mind to do wondrous and sometimes questionable acts. In this astounding novel, the reader becomes familiar with the main protagonist, Oskar Schell. An inquisitive nine-year-old boy who had recently lost his father to the tragedies of the 9/11 attack. Throughout the novel, the impact of Thomas Schell’s (Oscar’s father) death does a great deal of damage to Oscar’s psyche causing him to pursue an adventure, in the hopes to solve a mystery that his father had left behind for him. From the very beginning of the novel, we see how the tragic accident impacted young Oscar’s state of mind. Texts in perspective are books that engage the readers informatively; in a variety of picturesque ways. There are generally inquisitive characters, who represent the significant subjects in books. Themes are topics that are being developed in texts. Symbols are representations of abstract objects. Imagery is descriptive or figurative language included in literary works. A critical, literary, theoretical lens is a theory that interprets a text by focussing on the state of mind, feelings, and desires of the
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