In the novel The wedding, Jane
and Wilson are having marriage issues; their love is drifting away.
Wilson realizes what is happening and gets set on track to rekindle
the love they once held so dearly. This two week tour applies to
Sparks’ novel because its main focus point is Noah and Allies house
where Wilson and Jane’s daughter, Anna, “had planned to get
married”. It was chosen to make this a museum the only “big
monument” in the tour because the wedding is basically the main
focus of the whole book. The beginning of the book is Wilson talking
about how he needs to find a way to get Jane to fall in love with him
again, and that's when he plans to surprise Jane with the wedding she
never had. Also, the wedding is at Noah and Allies home, that is why
we chose to have it because it will be an exact replica from the
books (also The Notebook). “ ‘Jane?’ I said. / ‘Mmm?’
she answered automatically. / ‘I have an idea.’ / ‘About what?’
She continued staring at the page. / ‘Where we should hold the
wedding.’ / My words finally registered and she looked up. ‘It
might not be perfect, but I’m sure it would be available,’ I
said. ‘ It’s outside and there’s plenty of parking. And
there’re flowers, too. Thousands of flowers.’ ‘Where?’ / I
hesitated. / ‘At Noah’s house,’ I said. ‘Under all the
trellis by the roses.’ Jane’s mouth opened and closed; she
blinked rapidly, as if clearing her sight. But then, ever so slowly,
she began to smile” (Sparks 89). This is a really good
demonstration of how much the house means to them. It is a beautiful
house that has been in Jane’s family for a long time and it is
where Wilson realized he was in love with Jane.You can tell by Jane's
reaction at the end of the quote that she was surprised by the idea
but it always meant a lot to her by how the scene was described with
her smiling slowly, that means that she was extremely pleased by the
idea and that it would mean a lot to her. “ ‘I love you, Jane, and I’m the
luckiest man in the world to have you.’ Though she didn’t say a
word, the way she leaned further against me was all the response I
needed” (195). This is a part in the novel , The Wedding, where
it is a two days before the wedding and it’s the first time in a
couple years that he has expressed his feelings to her. He realized
as his daughter, Anna , told Noah about the wedding that he couldn’t
have been more proud of the life he has lived and how lucky he is to
have it all. You can tell as the wedding gets closer so do Jane and
Wilson.
Wilson all along has planned for this
wedding, he got his whole family involved. Anna was suppose to say
that she was getting married, but really it was a surprise wedding
for Jane and Wilson, the wedding she never had. Wilson became a
changed man who cherished every second he had with his wife and
family. “ I hold right to the lessons that Noah taught me about
love and keeping it alive, and even if I never become a true romantic
like Noah, it doesn't mean that I’m ever going to stop trying”
(263). Wilson learned that you have to constantly show your love to
keep it alive, he achieved something many others struggle to do, to
keep love alive.
This idea will be a great one because
there are so many Nicholas Spark fans out there and all of his
stories take place within hours of each other, it will be an easy
journey to travel to all the settings and towns from the book. It
will help all the audiences of the books because they will be able to
physically get the experiences from the book themselves because they
can place themselves in the atmospheres in which the books took
place. It will help you stay connected because there will be many
more tours and attractions added as Sparks releases more novels.
To see the home click here: http://www.hollywoodjesus.com/movie/notebook/24.jpg
I like how your idea can extend to past and future novels and create a comprehensive N. Sparks experience. Since these are vaction-y destinations anyway, the houses would be perfect stops. The museum is a good way to capture the specifics of the book. Nice job!
ReplyDeleteI really like how you had made the book setting come to life it would be a fun experience to go and explore would further your expiernce of the book
ReplyDeleteI had no idea there was a book based on Noah and Allie's Children! It sounds like I need to read it! Great job putting two books into one trip, that was awesome!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cute idea. Your right how could any Nicholas Sparks fan resists an experiance like this, actually getting to go inside his books and vist the places where the books take place.
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