Student: Jo’rayeva Noila

The main theme of the novel is love. Although Feride has denied her love for a long time and says she hates Cameron, she continues to love Cameron strongly, both when she was in school and when she was wandering around Anatolia looking for a job. The reason Feride is deprived of her love for a long time is that she doesn’t know enough to love and be loved. To be more precise, Feride, who has not stopped the constant struggle between pride and love, suffers from the victory of pride over love for many years. His years in Anatolia changed him completely.

• The main theme of the novel is love. Although Feride has denied her love for a long time and says she hates Cameron, she continues to love Cameron strongly, both when she was in school and when she was wandering around Anatolia looking for a job. The reason Feride is deprived of her love for a long time is that she doesn’t know enough to love and be loved. To be more precise, Feride, who has not stopped the constant struggle between pride and love, suffers from the victory of pride over love for many years. His years in Anatolia changed him completely.

In the last pages of her diary, Feride finally confesses her love, which she has been trying to hide from herself for years. “Yeah, why should I cheat now? In spite of all my hatred, all my rebellion, all this misfortune, I was a part of you. "

The theme of kindness is also widely covered in the play. Feride loved her aunts very much. Her aunt, Feride, was always a bully and a violent girl, but she was always kind to her. Whether Feride adopts Munisa, who is in a difficult situation in the village of Zayni, and loves her as her own daughter, or whether the military doctor Khayrullohbey looks at Feride with paternal affection at the first meeting and takes him into his shelter when he is helpless. are the culmination of the theme. Writer Feride writes, "I have such a rude heart that I like people around me so quickly."

The notions of death and separation have a powerful influence on the novel's sad and romantic narrative. On the eve of Feride's wedding, who lost his parents at a young age, he loses his beloved Camron. Feride, who later started a new life with Munisa, also lost him due to a serious illness. At the end of the play, Hayrullahbey, the man he saw as his father, dies. “I am not yet twenty-three years old; My face and body have not yet left the marks of my childhood, but my heart is full of the dead of my loved ones. ”