Ocean
of Senses
Short Story Fiction by Maria Teresa De
Donato
Review
written by Meri Lolini, Author
It is a short story, fiction, and feminine
writing set in Libya, where the protagonist, whose mane is Claudia, lives.
The description
of the landscapes arouses many emotions, and it seems to be able to see
the desert and those coasts where Claudia lived, surrounded by the love of her
relatives who are of Sicilian origin.
The historical situation of the African
state is well framed and allows the reader to understand the socio-political
situation of the period in which the story is set.
The character protagonist is very empathetic. It can convey in a very direct wa straightforwarde and attentive thoughts and respect towards her parents
and herself.
Her relationship with her mother is very affectionate, and
there is the most complete sharing of their daily life between them.
In 1970
with the coup d’état conducted by Gaddafi, the Italians fled from Libya, so
Claudia also returned to Italy.
The history of the sentimental life of the
protagonist is well described in its various aspects, and with the multiple changes, the reading enchants its readers.
This short story offers a succession
of emotions and consequent thoughts about our female and male existence both
when it comes to couples relationships and when related to family members.
The most direct message here is the importance of bonds based on
love and complete trust between people.
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