Character Analysis: Tell The Wolves I M Home
In the Carol Rifka Brunt novel, Tell the Wolves I’m Home, Junes Elbus has a niche for finding people that she loves, but when she losses her first love and her second love is on his death bed, she realize what love looks like. At the hospital, when June is next to Toby’s bed she says, “Toby had closed his eyes, but mine were wide open and I couldn’t stop staring at him. This is what love looks like, I thought” (TWIH 344). At first, June is hesitant to interact with Toby, but soon enough she meets up with him every week and discovers that he has all the fantastic characteristics that Finn once had. My definition of love is finding someone who you can always count on, and no matter what you do, they will always love you. Love is elusive because whom you see and love is who you really are.
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‘I like the gold,’ she whispered” (TWIH 284). At this moment, Greta is trying her hardest to ease up on June and show her how much she really means to her. June realizes that Great misses the days when her and June were “mermaids” together and would play around all day, laughing, singing, and enjoying each other’s company. This is love because Greta is attempting to tear down a barrier that is between her and her sister, and June understands the “old sisters” are emerging from
‘I like the gold,’ she whispered” (TWIH 284). At this moment, Greta is trying her hardest to ease up on June and show her how much she really means to her. June realizes that Great misses the days when her and June were “mermaids” together and would play around all day, laughing, singing, and enjoying each other’s company. This is love because Greta is attempting to tear down a barrier that is between her and her sister, and June understands the “old sisters” are emerging from