The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry (一个人的朝圣).pptVIP

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry ;一个人的朝圣;The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is a novel by Rachel Joyce, published in 2012. Joyces first novel, it was a long-list finalist (top 12) for the 2012 Man Booker Prize, and Joyce won the UK National Book Award for New Writer of the Year for the book. It was also the best-selling hardback book in the UK from a new novelist in 2012; CONTENTS; CONTENTS;This is the story of recently-retired Harold Fry, who sets out one morning to post a letter to a dying friend. Quite unexpectedly, in a moment of impulse, Fry finds himself at the start of a journey which will lead him to walk hundreds of miles from home, en route making chance encounters and reflecting on tragic events from his past which transform his life and in turn alter the lives of the people he meets. ;87天，627英里，只凭一个信念：只要他走，老友就会活下去！I am on my way. All you have to do is wait. Because Im going to save you. I will keep walking, and you must keep living;I see it as a work that truly reflects the regrets, the wasted opportunities and the terribly constricted lives that so many people experience. It made me think about my own mistakes, missed opportunities and the things I could do to make a difference in my own life ;也许当你走出车门真真切切用双腿走路的时候，绵延不绝的土地并不是你能看到的唯一一件事情。他还看到了回忆。一路上，回忆有时像暴雨浇在头顶，有时像小鸟在枝头啾啾。他极力躲避，或者试图站在树下聆听。从他脚步迈开的那一刻起，与他六百多英里旅程并行的，是他穿越时光隧道的另一场旅行。他的一生，他的被自己结结实实压在大海死寂深处的伤痛，他的盛放挫败和孤独的黑匣子，因为左脚和右脚的循环移动而带来了微风，照进了光，而当脚下的路延伸得越远，他头脑和胸腔里的时光激荡就越剧烈。 ;what happened to Harold and these people?;