Setting Of Wild Strawberries By Martha Brooks
Wild strawberries indicted by Martha Brooks, narrated the story through the boy's name Dennis (the protagonist) who had experienced death of Celine (his lovely aunt) who suffered from Tuberculosis and perspective towards Uncle Guy (Celine’s former groom and the antagonist).
Settings in the story took place in the mid-1950s in Quebec, Canada.
During July, Denis relished his life with Celine having wild strawberries and blissful together, but the disease bereaved Celine; it was a heartbreaking moment that influenced Denis’s feeling. Shortly after, Uncle Guy met another woman and espoused, which confounded Denis about Uncle Guy, was not doted Celine, or he had entirely forgotten Celine. After the funeral, Uncle Guy vanished and nobody went probing
Settings in the story took place in the mid-1950s in Quebec, Canada.
During July, Denis relished his life with Celine having wild strawberries and blissful together, but the disease bereaved Celine; it was a heartbreaking moment that influenced Denis’s feeling. Shortly after, Uncle Guy met another woman and espoused, which confounded Denis about Uncle Guy, was not doted Celine, or he had entirely forgotten Celine. After the funeral, Uncle Guy vanished and nobody went probing