The Charlotte's Web By E. B. White

This quote presented the whole idea of the story and explained how it is important to do good things during ones’ lifetime even if you may not pay much attention to death and the question of what is the life. "The Charlotte’s Web" written by E.B. White and tells about life in an ordinary farm. Once there appears a small pink pig Wilbur, energetic and cheerful, he naively thinks that life is beautiful, but the other animals in the yard very quickly let him know that soon enough he will become a ham, and nothing good ahead of him awaits. Who will save his life? This will be the spider Charlotte and the girl Fern. Unlike all the other people and animals, the girl Fern knows that Wilbur is a very special being, he knows much more than just the average pig. Their friendship shows everyone around them that physical difference is not a barrier to real feelings and friendship. When the news comes that Wilbur will die soon, it seems as if only a miracle can save him. But the loyal spider Charlotte is looking for a way to convince the farmer that Wilbur does not deserve an ax. This is a story about the friendship
It deeply captures the unforeseeable, difficult to forecast the last scene, leaving the space for independent thinking over the future. In the end of the story, there is a noticeable inner change in the main character Wilbur, from impulsiveness and emotionality character towards weight and discretion. Wilbur initially hd abad perspective on death, however later on the story through Charlotte, he was able to understand how that death is the beginning of a new life. Thus, friendship and love are the main quality of life, who loves and have a true friendship, that person lives. But death is also near. It is the main measure of feelings and life in