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In this analysis of Me Before You by Jojo Moyes, you'll read about the novel's conflicting themes of the right to die and the courage to start over. Challenge your mind as each side of the equation is discussed.
A love story for a generation, Me Before You is a New York Times bestselling novel that chronicles the utterly boring life of Louisa Clark. She has a close-knit family, a steady boyfriend, and a desire to stretch beyond the boundaries of her sleepy little village.
We break down each chapter into easy-to-digest nuggets of analysis, as you watch Lou fall for the wheelchair-bound Will Traynor. He lived large and played hard: traveling, enjoying extreme sports, and doing anything else that got his motor running. Now he sits idle, certain that there is no more point to living.
Will chooses to exercise his right to die. Given his budding love with Lou, will he change his mind? Can she give him the courage to start over?
They have so little in common, yet each would do anything just to see the other happy. How far would you go to make the one you love happy? What if it meant breaking that person's heart?
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