The setting really has nothing to do with the rest of the book, Allie is just using a desk in her room to write a letter to Noah. This particular desk never comes up again in book. .
4. When is the speaker speaking?.
The time of day that Allie is writing this letter is at night, I would assume about ten or eleven o"clock pm. I say this because Allie mentions that Noah is already asleep and she is about to go to bed as well. The day of the week and month are not specified either, the letter is not dated. The letter was not inspired by any particular event, Allie just wanted her husband to know that she loved him and always will- regardless of her disease. Past and present tense are used in the letter. Allie wrote about how she spent the night with Noah, then left the following day- but she came back. She remembers all the good times they had together, her career, their children. In the end Allie states that wherever you are, and whenever this is, I love you. I love you now as I write this, and I love you now as you read this. Allie does not move from the desk, she write the letter until it is finished and she has said all she needed to say. .
5. Why doe the speaker utter these words? .
Allie wrote the letter to Noah to let him know that she has lived the greatest life possible, her life with him. She has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's and knows that soon she will not be able to remember who he is, and what they have been through together. Allie writes to Noah in a very seriously manner, helping him understand what she is going through, and that her feelings for him will never change no matter what. .
6. How does the speaker speak?.
The scene is in the form of a letter, and this letter is of a very serious nature. The main subject of this letter is love and the importance of a strong relationship. The images used are mostly along the lines of "I love you, and don"t know what I would have done without you in my life" sort of ideas.
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