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Tuesday's with Morrie Lorenzo DeVita

The climax of the story, Tuesday's with Morrie, is Morrie's lack of energy and the assistance he needs from nurses in his home. One major conflict in the story is Mitch's inexperience on starting a career and a family. He solves his problem by visiting his old college professor, Morrie Schwartz, every Tuesday. In the story, there are not too many minor conflicts though. Another major conflict not solved in the story is Morrie's illness. He will die from it and there is no stopping it from continuing to spread throughout his body. The message or theme of the story was enjoy life while you can and keep your friends close. The message was conveyed while Mitch was visiting Morrie and Morrie would give a story or just talk about important things to do with your life. The main characters in this story are dynamic and round. We learn a lot about both of them in their conversations and by the end of the story both characters change. I was very satisfied with the ending of the story because all of the lessons and morals Morrie taught to Mitch help become a better person and start a good career and family. This novel is believable because it is a true story. Also, because a lot of people go to elders and friends for helpful advice. I would recommend this novel to a friend because it's a great story and it teaches you life's greatest lessons. The novel met my expectations because I expected Mitch to be a better person by the end of the story and for both the characters to change in a way. What i like best about the novel is the way Mitch sacrafises his Tuesday's and his time to visit his friend. There really wasn't a part in the novel that i didn't enjoy.