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I feel you. I can relate.See_B00kReaDs wrote: ↑06 Apr 2018, 21:51 Natalie did convey strong character of a woman even in an unhappy home. The strength of a character is built when faced with hardships. In reality, everybody goes through trials in life, and how you overcome these trials in the process is what makes you stronger.
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I totally agree with you on this, in my opinion how you react in the face of adversity determines how much courage and strength you have deep inside.Bettercallyourbookie wrote: ↑01 Apr 2018, 09:04 I think the prologue does convey strength of character even in an unhappy home.
Consider a few things for me: does circumstance define the strength of a character? If it doesn't, what does? If it does, doesn't being resilient in the face of hardships qualify as strength?
Also, even if she wasn't a strong character in the prologue, does that really matter? One of the most compelling things for me when I read a new book is character development. The process of finding that strength and resilience will probably be a better story than her being an unchanging source of strength throughout the entire novel.
Just food for thought.
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The daughter and mother both, maybe the daughter more so for protecting her mother though.
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I feel like the strong character of a woman can develop in any situation. Even a pampered wife with perfect children, can have a strong character. One is born with some character, and then as one ages, and learns from their parents, one's character becomes stronger and stronger, depending upon the upbringing. I do believe that events in one's life can build a character into something it was not before.Aisha I wrote: ↑03 Apr 2018, 02:48 Alas! the strong character of a woman lies in an unhappy home, when a home does lack love, care and affection she gets inspired and become more determined than ever....in this she finds strength in its full force. therefore, the weak character of a woman lies only in a happy and pampered home.
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