Fragments describing fatherly and maternal love, detailed descriptions
Fatherly and maternal love was one of the most selfless emotions of human beings, and it could be described through various literary fragments. The following is a possible example: In the novel One Hundred Years of Solitude, the author Marquez described the love of a father named Buendía for his child Buendía. In the novel, Buendía's father always provided him with support and care, even though his own child had grown up and become an adult. At the end of the novel, Bundia recalled a conversation between him and his father. He asked his father,"Do you think I'm one?" "You are a great one," replied the father. In this clip, Buendía's father expressed his opinion of his son in a positive tone, indicating that he was very concerned about his son's development and growth. At the same time, this expression also reflected the selflessness and determination of a father's love. Even if his son had grown up, the father still believed that his son was a great man. In another novel, The Kite Runner, the father of the protagonist, Hassan, was also a very touching figure. Although his father was an afghan who lost his legs in the war, he still cared for his son very much. At the beginning of the novel, Hasan was very proud of his father because he knew that his father was a brave and strong man. However, as the story developed, Hassan began to realize his father's unfortunate experience and began to care for him more. At the end of the novel, Hassan expressed his gratitude to his father and told him,"Without your courage and strength, I would not be who I am today." In this clip, the author Marquez expressed his gratitude for his father's love by describing the image of Hasan's father, and also showed the greatness and selflessness of his father's love.