The Fault In Our Stars Critical Lens Analysis

My favorite quote that I feel reflects my theme statement would be, “Love. It always protects, always trusts, always hopes, always perseveres. Love never fails.” I feel as though the phrase love triumphs all hardship is true to a certain extent. I believe this because if you love somebody then the love you have for them would help you forgive them, but then again there are certain things that not even love can make you forgive and forget. The Fault in Our Stars is a must-read tale that teaches a valuable life lesson that holds true even for today’s teenager: love can triumph all hardship.
The author is teaching the reader love triumphs through all hardship. In The Fault in Our Stars, the author uses conflict to teach that love triumphs all hardship. The author teachers the reader that love triumphs all hardship when Hazel’s parents say to her, “You are not a grenade, not to
For instance, I have forgiven a lot of things that certain people have did all because of the love I have for them. For example, when my friends or family lie to me and it could be a major lie or a minor lie, but I always forgive them because I know if they did it they must’ve had good intentions for doing it because they only want what’s best for me. I chose to forgive those that had lied or hurt me in the past, not only because of the love I have for them, but because I believe that if you hold grudges and think of the mistakes people have made everyday without forgiving them, I am just making myself miserable instead of living a happy and peaceful life. Furthermore, my love for the people in my life gives me the strength and perseverance to forgive and forget things they have done to me. The love I have for people and my willing to forgive easy can be a treacherous thing because sometimes I forgive the wrong people or I let things slide by a little to easy, so that can cause people to take advantage of my