Film Analysis: Loves Comes Softly

In “Loves Comes Softly” there are plenty of topics reasonable to argue. In the movie, Marty’s husband dies in a freak accident, and the people that lived in the area rushed her to move on with the funeral. Marty deserve time to heal and ease their pain and sorrow but it did not work that situation. As soon as Marty’s husband died, they expected her to just move on knowing that is the only person she knew in that specific area. Although she did move on eventually it was still too soon for anyone to. Grieving when a love one has past is a trait with anyone. The citizens in the town felt the need to tell Marty that she has to hurry and bury her husband the next day after he had past. No one should have to ever go through that. Rushing someone in the time of need is not an honorable act ever. You should at least help her through the situation in her time of despair, grief, and pain.
Marty was put in a position not knowing what she was going to do next. Even though the towns people made her bury her husband earlier then she intended to, but they also helped her push to marrying a complete stranger to get her going. It was a very profitable jester and very quite pleasant, but no one should have to make a quick decision on the same day as her husband’s funeral. It is very reckless idiotic to do so. Having patients for someone when they are going through a lost is what the town’s people need to wait for. Marty was in a situation where she was not sure what she was going to do. Everything she built with her husband was destroyed and her world was turned upside down. So, anything anyone offered to her sounded like a great plan from anyone. She officially moved on and started building on a great life. But it was not going to be the same knowing she sacrificed so much to be in the place she was