Essays on Modern Romance

  Book Report The book I read is Forgotten Notes, by Sian Ann Bessey. It's a fictional modern romance. I chose to read this book because a friend of mine, who loved it, referred it to me. It starts with a young man, Brian, and his mother visiting Wales looking for some answers about their immigrant ancestors. Here, they meet the main character, a young woman just home from college, who is intrigued and then attracted to Brian, until she…

Introduction Modern anime films and shows have shifted their focus to male and female fantasies. These kinds of shows, especially for genres like Romance, are made to help viewers escape from reality. In addition to this idea, the sense of realism is replaced with the viewers’ perception of paradise or, in this case, guilty pleasure. Viewers tend to show satisfaction when they favor what the creators have developed with certain events or characters. Due to some fears of producing a…

The Enduring Values of Love and Loyalty Love and loyalty emerge as pillars of romance in "Chivalry," seamlessly bridging the medieval and modern worlds. Mrs. Whitaker, the central character, becomes a poignant embodiment of these values through her unwavering devotion to her late husband, Henry. When Galaad presents the Apple of Life, promising beauty and eternal life, Mrs. Whitaker's refusal is a testament to the enduring nature of her love. A photograph of Henry, captured in a moment of joy,…