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Let me tell you about the subject, I have no other way. Maybe it comes to me until the end. Hazel Grace Lancaster and Augustus Waters are the ones who meet and whose destinies are under the same star. And this star is not a happy one, but the worst of all. Because the star is death, their star is cancer. Hazel Grace has metastases to her lungs, so she always carries a wagon with an oxygen tube, and Augustus has an amputee leg because of his cancer. At least he's been "clean" for months and he is enjoying life. Hazel can not enjoy her life because her lungs do not allow her to live.
In order not to go wild inside the house, her mother convinces her to go to a support group, where she can make friends and feel that she is a teenager. There she meets Gus, who is a friend of Isaac, a young man struck by cancer who has to take his eyes off to get rid of the cancer gene. Gus likes her at first sight, and Hazel does not remain indifferent either. Their love story unfolds in a normality that makes them forget for a few moments how sad they are, and Gus seems the ideal lover. He does not have half his leg, but it does not matter, because John Green makes him so attractive and endowed with so many qualities that I sigh a little in the place of Hazel Grace. He is so perfect that he gives up his desire to fulfill hers. And her greatest desire is to find answers to her favorite book. After he gives it to Gus to read it, they both get obsessed with what happened to the characters after the last sentence, stopped right in the middle. A book that ends in the same way the life ends: in the middle of the sentence. A little clearer, Gus managed to get a response from the writer who had moved to Amsterdam. He refuses to talk through emails, so he tells him that if they want answers, they have to come to Netherlands. And that is exactly what Gus, Hazel and her mother are doing. They get on a plane and here's your way. Finally, a book in which Paris, London or New York are not the destinations of your dreams.
Arriving in the writer's house, the two find that he did not speak, in fact, seriously, did not want them there , nor did he intend to give them the answers the two were looking for. On the contrary, he is an impertinent alcoholic, sick of life and a little disturbed mentally. Even if they came a long way, for Hazel and Gus, Amsterdam is a piece of their infinity.
After Amsterdam, things are precipitating, and worsening, tears are comeing. I did not cry where everyone is likely to give up, but when I read the dialogues between Hazel and her parents, between her parents when they think she is not there, and how she understands their pain. He excited me and shook me a little when I tried to put each of them in the place. Reading Under the same star you enter a world that you avoid, which you do not want to have anything to do with this world and that you do not even want to knowabout this world. Not even from a distance. Because it's the world of death. But once you get in it, things become human, devilish, they become intense. In the world of death everything feels thirsty, from pain to happiness. And resignation is the healthiest feeling if you want to go from pain to happiness.
In order not to go wild inside the house, her mother convinces her to go to a support group, where she can make friends and feel that she is a teenager. There she meets Gus, who is a friend of Isaac, a young man struck by cancer who has to take his eyes off to get rid of the cancer gene. Gus likes her at first sight, and Hazel does not remain indifferent either. Their love story unfolds in a normality that makes them forget for a few moments how sad they are, and Gus seems the ideal lover. He does not have half his leg, but it does not matter, because John Green makes him so attractive and endowed with so many qualities that I sigh a little in the place of Hazel Grace. He is so perfect that he gives up his desire to fulfill hers. And her greatest desire is to find answers to her favorite book. After he gives it to Gus to read it, they both get obsessed with what happened to the characters after the last sentence, stopped right in the middle. A book that ends in the same way the life ends: in the middle of the sentence. A little clearer, Gus managed to get a response from the writer who had moved to Amsterdam. He refuses to talk through emails, so he tells him that if they want answers, they have to come to Netherlands. And that is exactly what Gus, Hazel and her mother are doing. They get on a plane and here's your way. Finally, a book in which Paris, London or New York are not the destinations of your dreams.
Arriving in the writer's house, the two find that he did not speak, in fact, seriously, did not want them there , nor did he intend to give them the answers the two were looking for. On the contrary, he is an impertinent alcoholic, sick of life and a little disturbed mentally. Even if they came a long way, for Hazel and Gus, Amsterdam is a piece of their infinity.
After Amsterdam, things are precipitating, and worsening, tears are comeing. I did not cry where everyone is likely to give up, but when I read the dialogues between Hazel and her parents, between her parents when they think she is not there, and how she understands their pain. He excited me and shook me a little when I tried to put each of them in the place. Reading Under the same star you enter a world that you avoid, which you do not want to have anything to do with this world and that you do not even want to knowabout this world. Not even from a distance. Because it's the world of death. But once you get in it, things become human, devilish, they become intense. In the world of death everything feels thirsty, from pain to happiness. And resignation is the healthiest feeling if you want to go from pain to happiness.