The Stories Of Eva Luna By Isabelle Allende: Literary Analysis

In The Stories of Eva Luna by Isabelle Allende, throughout several of the stories the readers get to read about several topics that are brought up to the readers on purpose to make it known that although these are stories they are metaphorically represented to be events that do occur in real life. One main thing done by the author is the continuous mentioning of taboo themes that are specifically brought up in several stories in the book. Many people of which don’t completely understand it and are gullible in the sense they may see it as taboo but also something to be endeared in a way because its “love”. In both of Allende’s stories “Wicked Girl” and “Ester Lucero” both the theme of immorality can be tied to one another. Two individual stories
about a perverse situation that isn’t allowed or morally acceptable is being talked about within both stories, both different settings and storylines but the end result is the fact that in one the girl Elena and the man in the second Doctor Angel Sanchez are the ones involved in beginning the interaction with the other corresponding stories of each story.