He also uses a very low-action and day-to-day plot to appeal to a wide variety of readers by providing scenes and occasions which the majority of people experience. ... He shows how the ordinary life of an individual and one's experiences with her family should not be taken for granted. ... He actually acts as other people with small parts from time to time. ...
Comprehending The French Lieutenant's Woman "I know three kinds of dialogue, - writes M.Buber, - original which can be expressed both in words, and in silence, - in this dialogue each of its participants really means another or others in their original life and addresses to them, aspiring that between him and them the alive mutual relation was established; technical, aroused only by necessity of objective mutual understanding, and, at last, the monologue disguised under dialogue in which two persons or more people in the strange twisting ways speak with themselves, believing thus,...
