'Madame Bovary and the Religious Significance\r'

'Gina GarifoIntro to the Novel Prof SestoWriting Assignment #1 Madame Bovary and the Religious Significance Madame Bovary, a novel by Flaubert’s was make full with many different consequences to altogether sorts of actions, unmoral and unloadful acts; especi all in ally for Emma. The majority of Emmas life is filled with sin; she is an adulterous, lying woman who ends up taking her own life. Her life is disgrace as comfortably as a mockery of religion. She starts off as a Christian. From a young age , Emma is in a convent- besides that was the beginning.Emma is captured by the fantasies she reads in novels, and she wants that life, no matter what. Emma marries Charles because at the time she thinks he is her elan out of low town life and the air to became like a character in cardinal of her novels. Later she is driven by her own selfishness into cardinal separate passions affairs, and when those end badly she turns to her religion, because of the fear of deity pun ishment to those who do not abide by his laws. Monsieur Bournisien was sought out by Emma, and the priest seemed to jest off Emma problem and perceived it as â€Å"small” and said other have worse problems.He truly didn’t have any heavenly advice for her.. The manifold love affairs are a disgrace according to the catholic faith, and until the affair were over Emma didn’t think of God once. Once she was devastated and hurt she dark to her faith. She called up the priest for communion and described it as a new life, and how she can feel the aim of the holy lord. This vision she dreamt of stayed with her and she recalled it as such a beautiful thing Russell’s musical compositions picture that religion is based on fear, and in Emma shift this is entirely true.Emma only turned to her faith when all other options were exerted. This novel relates to his experts in more than maven way. The writing express that fear is what drives people to religion, but more and more people are making their own choices in lives, based on the person. This writing should have been written to Emma herself, because this is exactly what she does. She doesn’t smell to god for answers; she makes her own, which ultimately caused her to have two love affairs, lie and cheat and end up taking her own life.\r\n'