As the author is a keen observer of human nature particularly the relationships between people, he is narrating the entire story of Louise in his own words. The story is framed in an ironic way, but at first it is a hidden irony. He says that Louise had a delicate and gentle nature and though she disliked the author, she never told him that directly but her delicate, ladylike gestures conveyed to him what she meant. They knew each other for twenty-five years and according to her, he was a course, brutal, cynical and vulgar fellow. But one thing he could not understand, in spite of all that, why did she take an interest in him She invited him for lunch and dinner quite often and also asked him to spend a week-end at her country house. At last, the author thought to have understood her motive. It was the author alone who did not believe in her and could not be fooled by her. She knew it and was constantly trying to convince him and took it for granted that one day, she would succeed.
The prevailing moods of the story are ironical and emotional. This story is realistic in style. It is reveals human virtues and vices. The story “Louise” has a gripping and fast-moving plot. The plot of the story is complicated. The story has the following composition: there is no exposition. The development of the plot begins from the first paragraph. The climax is logically reached in dialogue between the narrator and Louise. The denouement is shown in the last paragraph. The elements of plot ordered chronologically. There are two main characters: Louise and the author himself, where Louise is a antagonist and the author is protagonist. There are also some flat characters such as Tom Maitland, the first husband of Louse; George Hobhouse, her second husband, and her daughter One day, as they were sailing, Tom Maitland suffered from cold as he gave away to Louise all the rugs to keep her warm. He died and she was left with a daughter and a good fortune. Everybody thought that she would soon follow her husband to the grave, but she survived the shock. Iris was her daughter and fearing that she would be left an orphan, people were all the more concerned about Louise and she was not allowed to do anything tiresome or inconvenient. At first she refused a second marriage because of her weak heart, but after a year, she married George Hobhouse, who was an ambitious soldier and was happy to take care of Louise. But he resigned his commission because of Louise’s health; they had to spend the winter at Monte Carlo and the summer at Deauville. - See more at: http://ardhendude.blogspot.com/2014/08/interpretation-from-louise-by-w.html#sthash.p1wuk7TY.dpuf
เป็นผู้เขียน นักการกระตือรือร้นของ ธรรมชาติมนุษย์โดยเฉพาะอย่างยิ่งความสัมพันธ์ระหว่างคน เขาคือ narrating เรื่องราวทั้งหมดของหลุยส์ในคำพูดของเขาเอง เรื่องเป็นกรอบในทางเรื่อง แต่ที่แรก ก็ประชดซ่อน เขาบอกว่า หลุยส์มีลักษณะละเอียดอ่อน และอ่อนโยน และแม้ว่าผู้เขียน disliked เธอ เธอไม่เคยบอกที่ตรงแต่ท่าทางเธออ่อน ladylike เลียงเขาเธอตั้งใจ พวกเขารู้กันยี่สิบห้าปี และตามเธอ เขาเป็นคนโหดร้าย ลลด และหยาบคาย หลักสูตร แต่สิ่งหนึ่งที่เขาไม่สามารถเข้าใจ แม้ว่า ทำไมเธอจะความสนใจในเขา เธอเชิญเขาสำหรับอาหารกลางวัน และมื้อเย็นค่อนข้างบ่อย และยังขอให้เขาใช้เวลามาที่บ้านของประเทศ ในที่สุด ผู้เขียนคิดว่า การมีความเข้าใจแรงจูงใจของเธอ ผู้เขียนคนเดียวที่ไม่เชื่อเธอ และไม่สามารถถูกหลอก โดยเธอ ได้ เธอรู้ว่าตลอดเวลาพยายามจะโน้มน้าวให้เขา และเอาสำหรับให้การ เธอจะประสบความสำเร็จThe prevailing moods of the story are ironical and emotional. This story is realistic in style. It is reveals human virtues and vices. The story “Louise” has a gripping and fast-moving plot. The plot of the story is complicated. The story has the following composition: there is no exposition. The development of the plot begins from the first paragraph. The climax is logically reached in dialogue between the narrator and Louise. The denouement is shown in the last paragraph. The elements of plot ordered chronologically. There are two main characters: Louise and the author himself, where Louise is a antagonist and the author is protagonist. There are also some flat characters such as Tom Maitland, the first husband of Louse; George Hobhouse, her second husband, and her daughter One day, as they were sailing, Tom Maitland suffered from cold as he gave away to Louise all the rugs to keep her warm. He died and she was left with a daughter and a good fortune. Everybody thought that she would soon follow her husband to the grave, but she survived the shock. Iris was her daughter and fearing that she would be left an orphan, people were all the more concerned about Louise and she was not allowed to do anything tiresome or inconvenient. At first she refused a second marriage because of her weak heart, but after a year, she married George Hobhouse, who was an ambitious soldier and was happy to take care of Louise. But he resigned his commission because of Louise’s health; they had to spend the winter at Monte Carlo and the summer at Deauville. - See more at: http://ardhendude.blogspot.com/2014/08/interpretation-from-louise-by-w.html#sthash.p1wuk7TY.dpuf
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