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This 7 page paper examines this work and how it portrays love and marriage. Several quotes are included. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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idea of romance would come to the forefront. For years, women were told that they would grow to love their husbands, particularly when marriages were arranged. Even today, while romantic
love is something that is treasured, women still scout for rich men to marry. Brides are purchased from overseas and even a middle class man can appear rich in their
eyes. Perhaps they grow to love one another and perhaps not. But historically, there have always been lover archetypes, or individuals who have seemingly lived for love. They may
have fallen in love and the pursuit of the other individuals is all that they think about. Romeo and Juliet is a classic example of the star crossed lover problem.
No matter what they did, things did not turn out well. In the end, they both end up dead. In real life, there are also tragedies, though they are usually
not quite so dramatic. People die young from accidents. But then there are marriages that last a lifetime and only end with one partner passing due to illness or accident,
and the other following perhaps six months later. Many say that the spouse who lived longer died of a broken heart. Love and marriage is highlighted in the intriguing book
by Gabriel Garcia Marquez entitled Love in the Time of Cholera. Love in the Time of Cholera is a complicated novel. It uses the idea of love and marriage as
a major thematic element. Daniel says that the book is about the "patience and power of love" (33). Actually, the book involves a love triangle of sorts where Dr.
Juvenal Urbino is married to Ferminza Daza but Florentinto Ariza is a long lost lover of hers (Buehrer 15). Of course, there is no actual love triangle as Urbino passes
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