Margaret Atwood Happy Endings
‘Happy Endings’ is one of Margaret Atwood story. The content of the story shows an observation on life. Every story has a logical conclusion and happy ending had the same in our life – we are all going to die.
Happy Endings is broken up into six sections. Section A is when John meets Mary. They have a great life, devoted to each other until they die. (p. 385)
In Section B, John sleeps with Mary, whom he doesn’t love. Mary commits suicide when she found out that John seeing another woman. John marries Madge and continues as in Section A.
In Section C to F, the story all ends up to continues as in Section A. Atwood states, “ You’ll have to face it, the endings are the same, however, you slice it” (p. 386). This reflects that the writer has
Happy Endings is broken up into six sections. Section A is when John meets Mary. They have a great life, devoted to each other until they die. (p. 385)
In Section B, John sleeps with Mary, whom he doesn’t love. Mary commits suicide when she found out that John seeing another woman. John marries Madge and continues as in Section A.
In Section C to F, the story all ends up to continues as in Section A. Atwood states, “ You’ll have to face it, the endings are the same, however, you slice it” (p. 386). This reflects that the writer has