What the hell is the dog of the Tower of Babel talking about?

After reading it, it left me with a light feeling, as if watching a feather slowly fall to the ground.

Let the dog talk, this is an ideal that ordinary people find ridiculous and full of curiosity and expectation. Behind this practical activity is all the intimate activity of people who want to explore the closest people around them. Through this way, we want to understand the so-called truth that we don't know and need to know.

sighed slightly at this infatuated widowed man, and also slightly sympathized with the woman who was confused in her unstable mood.

Men, women, dogs and children, complete and harmonious apartment community. Who will know the truth behind this?? Anyone who can talk must be honest? Kind? What will we do in order to pry open the mouth of truth? What do you get at the end of the day?

The book is lightly described, and it doesn't look tiring at all. After reading it, it seems that we have a lot to think about. Secrets about life, relationships between men and women, relationships between people and pets, secrets that we don't know, what kind of impact do childhood memories and dream memories have on people as adults?

If you think about it more, it seems that there are many things worth thinking about after reading it, if you don't think about it, it just tells the life story of a man and a woman, mixed with an innocent pet dog. There are a hundred explanations for a hundred people after reading it, and the feeling of each person after reading it should be different.

After reading it, what left the deepest impression on me was the docile big dog named Liro, the warmth and sunshine brought by the American coffee bread breakfast, and the flea market in the community seemed to always find something that interests me in the backyard of other people's houses, and if I am lucky, I may be able to find an event that will affect my future. The American pet legal system, the kind care of others, and the beautiful Lady Blue ghost story, bizarre dream notes, and the feeling that the United States is a magical country, and making a display mask for the dead can also be a very beautiful, very ideal, very meaningful, and very rich career.

I sympathize with this woman who married a woman who has always hidden serious psychological problems, and I also sympathize with this woman who can never untie the knot is actually very good, and this book can also teach us how to remember a lot of English words. Hehe. Be serious.

Finally, I would like to say that we must pay attention to mental health, otherwise it will really harm others and ourselves!

Let them see Sa.

Something. There is something that doesn't have you.

"That wife must be like a prank, proudly admiring her husband who indulges in boundless pain and never-ending regret every day" The truth is by no means as the previous netizen said.

Not being understood by the person you love deeply,What a painful thing for an introverted heroine.。 This is something that her husband could never understand until the final ending.

The wife chose to die, not because she wanted her husband to regret it and wash her face with tears every day - that was the last thing she wanted to see. She was just desperate and couldn't think of any better way to continue living in this world and endure that pain. This is accompanied by the wife's silent confession, which also leaves the husband with a puzzle.

In the whole process of exploring the mystery, the husband went astray to finally saw the truth, and saw the world through his wife's eyes, and he finally understood the mistakes he had made, why his wife said goodbye, and finally understood her deep love and deep despair.

In his memory, his wife's appearance will not change, and the impression she left on him will always stay on those beautiful and shining fragments, which are the white wedding dress under the bright sky, and her smiling face like an angel.

I remember my wife wearing a white veil.

I remember her walking up to me at the wedding, holding a bouquet of bright red flowers in both hands.

I remember when she got angry and ignored me, her body was as stiff as a stone.

I remember the sound of her breathing as she slept.

I remember the feeling of holding her with both hands.

I remember, I always remember, that she brought solace and sorrow to my life.

I remember every dark moment the two of us shared, and as for those bright days, I could barely gaze directly at them.

I tried to remember her as she was, not the image I had constructed to soothe my grief.

I found that as the days went by, as the comfort of relief gradually washed away the rifts and anxiety in my heart, I felt more and more like this

Remembering her as she was is the best gift I can give to each other.

--The Dogs of the Tower of Babel

I'll send it to your email if you want it.

You don't understand ......A book can have many themes that manifest themselves.

Well, I just finished reading it too, and that's how I understand it:

Lucy actually wants to be fully understood by Paul, but because she loves Paul, many times she hides her emotions.

Remember to take a mask. The man in the mask wears a smiling mask. Lucy thinks that's herself.

Paul, however, thought of her as innocent and contented, and his worries about her were accidental. In fact, that is one of Lucy's own personalities.

Lucy has always wanted to be wholeheartedly recognized and loved, but she knows that she is insecure and will be disappointed because she is too demanding, so she is reluctant to have children because she cannot control her emotions.

In Lucy's eyes, Paul seems to see only the good side of Lucy, which makes Lucy feel that her negativity is disgusted.

That's why Paul says he wants to remember the original Lucy, not the Lucy who comforts him.

In the end, he really saw what kind of person Lucy was, her strengths and weaknesses no longer mattered, she was her, and everything about her was what he cherished.

So a Tower of Babel between the two was built after Lucy's death.

I think this book just wants to tell people to accept others as they are, and not to change others because of their own assumptions.

A longing, a repentance. The male protagonist is infatuated, and the female protagonist is depressed. The two souls didn't communicate very well, and the cup just happened.

Okay, you see, I've got it here, give me the email and I'll send it to you.

Sorry, I haven't seen it.

"Tower of Babel"In itself"Mess up"In order to prevent people from being able to do anything, God divided all the languages of the people, causing people to stop building towers to heaven.

How can a dog talk? Because it's impossible, but the actor has to break this rule for the sake of the person he loves. But if you look at the Tower of Babel, you should know that this is impossible. However, once the protagonist of the Tower of Babel was a man, now it has become a dog.

It is impossible for the creatures under the Tower of Babel to break the rules written down by God.

At that time, the accents and languages of the people in the world were the same. And as they migrated eastward, they found a plain in the land of Shinar, and dwelt there.

They consulted with each other and said, "Come, let's make bricks, and burn them thoroughly." ”

And they took brick for stone, and lime for lime.

They said, "Come, let us build a city and a tower with the top of the tower reaching up to heaven, that we may proclaim our name, so that we may not be scattered over all the earth." ”

The LORD came to see the cities and towers that the world had built.

Jehovah said: "They have become one people and all one language, and now that they have done this, there is nothing that they will not fail to do in the future." Let us go down and there they will confound their accents, so that their speech will not understand one another. ”

So the LORD scattered them from thence over all the earth, and they ceased to build the city.

Therefore the city was called Babel

"The Dogs of Babel" opens by introducing the reader to a mysterious and bizarre atmosphere, where a woman falls to her death from an apple tree, is it an accident or suicide? No one knows, the only witness is her dog "Lori". The woman's husband, a linguist, misses his wife but has no way of knowing the real cause of her death, so he whimsically plans to teach his dog "Lori" to speak and let him tell the truth of the matter.

While teaching "Lori" to speak, the linguist gradually opens the memory box with his wife: from their first date, the moment of keeping each other, to the wife's mask of the dead, fascinated by the world of the dead, and the ...... of strange and broken dreams one after anotherAt this point, the linguist gradually collaged the appearance of his wife. So, how will he find the language he shares with his dog "Lori"?

Finally, will he be able to get the dog "Lori" to tell what happened on the day of the hostess's death?

I'd love to read this book too, because there was a linguist's wife who died mysteriously, and she was the only dog with her, and the linguist tried to teach the dog to speak, so that he could find out the real reason for his wife's death.

The Dogs of the Tower of Babel takes Lucy's bizarre death as a starting point, and is a journey back in time to explore the truth: when life comes to an abrupt end, when the deep hidden secrets gradually emerge, the reader suddenly realizes that the real horror is not death, but the Babel of the soul that can never be built together between people. ** Lucy's complete collapse from depression and disorientation to mental state is the epitome of many modern people.

In this sense, Lucy's suicide is also a manifestation of modern people's mental weakness and passive avoidance.

The theme of The Dogs of Babel is communication and understanding. As a linguist, Paul did not have the ability to communicate with his wife in language, and even relied on dreams and psychological counseling to understand his wife's past, and even whimsically wanted to understand his wife's deathbed situation by teaching the dog to speak. An expert who studies human communication styles does not know the reason for his wife's suicide and does not know that his wife was pregnant before her death undoubtedly shows the difficulty of communication between people.

However, he eventually learns the truth about his wife's suicide and gains peace of mind with "the consolation of forgiveness washing away the rifts and anxiety in my heart", which seems to imply that the possibility of communication still exists.

The Dogs of Babel is about the dignity and helplessness of life. Lucy is a mentally handicapped person who cherishes her love for Paul, but cannot tolerate any intervention from Paul, she has been battling suicidal desires, and finally remains lost in the dark world. Lucy's suicide was heartbreaking, but she did her best.

"The Dogs of Babel" is a best-seller**, and the author has taken great pains in both plot setting and detailed arrangement. ** Follow two threads, one is Paul's search for the cause of his wife's death, and the other is the sequence of Paul's acquaintance with Lucy, and the two lines meet when Paul learns about Lucy's death. Paul's search for answers is a bit like a detective's plot, and the chapter that retells the relationship between the two is a sad love story.

Both occupations are full of allusions, Paul is a linguist, but neglects linguistic communication with his wife; As a mask-maker, Lucy's inner world always seems to be hidden behind the mask. Paul and Lucy's love affair begins on the way to Disneyland and ends with death after Mardi Gras. In the beginning, the legend of the samurai Tanlin and the fairy queen ended up as a clue that Lucy left for Paul.

In terms of literary quality, it is difficult to say how good "The Dogs of Babel" is, and it is not uncommon to see two periods of time and space interspersed, with few characters and no amazing brushstrokes. Perhaps because the author is a woman, her careful grasp of the details of daily things and ordinary life, and her grasp of the thoughts of men and women in marriage and love, all show the subtle delicacy and subtle lethality of words.