Lolita

                 Humbert went threw many emotional breakdowns through out(p) his lifetime, which seemingly dulled his reactions to lifes tragedies. He is writing his story of murder and desire for the jury, who will get back his fate. He writes from his jail cell so that they might encounter perspective on his life. You can tell his life has been full phase of the moon of pain right from the start, when he describes his mothers death by saying, Picnic, Lighting. He shows no emotion eventide when discussing his own mothers death. We find out shortly that he was in love when he was a child. The love of his life passed away when he was merely a teenager. So forever in his mind the perfect women is a 14-year-old girl named Annabel. This desire for his perfect girl will canker his mind until his death. His lust for Dolores, better known as Lolita, even forces him to marry her mother, moreover to be near to her. This lust is caused by the many tragedies in Humberts life, and if it wasnt for those tragedies and his emotional pain, Humberts outcome could have been genuinely different. He realizes that his lust for young girls is wrong; he just compulsions the jury to understand why he craved such(prenominal) an immoral desire.

        Humbert had the love of his life torn away from him in a tragic accident, from that moment he was no lengthy the child he used to be, he was severely emotionally scared. Annabels death left a scar so dark in his mind it could never be healed. His whole soul of what was acceptable, and what was not, was skewed. He was merely trying to regain his past bliss with Annabel. He describes those times with Annabel as the best of his life, and he thinks...

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