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An exquisite book by Pierre Loti that tells the story of the sailors of Paimpol's struggle for survival against and nourished by the blue-grey, gloomy and harsh climate of the north.
I think it would be appropriate to remember this book both as a love novel and as a sea novel. Because the power of both competes with each other. And both are intertwined as if tied with a sailor's knot.
The love story of the fisherman Yann and the rich girl, the beautiful Gaud, seems to have played a role in warming the icy northern air in the novel and revitalizing its broken-cold blue appearance.
As someone who is tired of reading nostalgic stories, I read this love story tirelessly and with pleasure. Perhaps the reason is that it is a story that combines the difficulty of waiting without receiving any news from loved ones and the feeling of helplessness in the face of nature.
The sea narrative is conveyed in an epic, poetic narrative that makes people feel like they are heading out to sea. The fact that Pierre Loti is also a sailor plays a big role in this. So much so that a master painter's drawing of a vast ocean can be compared to Loti's writing of this book. He has combined all his power of imagination with a clear expression, a rich style, and exquisite descriptions that do not tire.
Even though the obscure graves lying on the shores of Paimbol of the sailors who sailed to the Icelandic seas and did not return, and the despair of those left behind who live with the hope that their loved ones will return one day, give one an indescribable sadness... I'm glad I read it.
İnceleme
İzlanda'nin bir köyünde, erkeklerin çalışmak için mevsimler süren balık avına gitmesiyle, geride kalanları bekleyecek olan hasret dolu günlerin romanı.
Bir tarafta geçim uğruna demir atmış, hayatlarının bir kısmı deniz ile iç içe olan adamlar, diğer tarafta ölü ya da diri, sevdiği adamı, eşini, babasını, nişanlısını bekleyen çaresiz kadınlar... Hepsinin gözlerinde ve yüreklerinde tanıdık o umut hissi. Beklemeyi kutsallaştıran; acı, kayıp, hasret ve sevinçle geçen yılları bir bilinmezliğin içinden geçerek okuyacaksınız. Başarılı bir Pierre Loti romanı.
208 syf.
8/10 puan verdi
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First of all, I would like to state that it is a love story as warm, sincere, clear and very naive as in Yeşilçam movies. You can read the book as if you were watching a beautiful love movie while sipping your coffee in your warm home in the cold of winter when your mind is full. "Yann and Gaud"; The story of the very handsome but poor fisherman Yann and the very beautiful but rich Gaud. And the beyond magnificent descriptions added to it...
While reading the book, you smell the sea, seaweed, salt and fish... You feel the sea.
Even though there were a lot of descriptions in the book, it never got boring. His language was very fluent. After a while, you get so used to the descriptions that you start to wonder about the setting.
The story also includes "being able to see the sun at midnight". The sun that never sets during the summer in the North Sea and the darkness all winter long were explained to Gaud so simply and beautifully by Yann that I couldn't help but quote those lines (I think I wish it had been explained to me that simply).
And the part that impressed me the most was "marrying the sea". happened.
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Again, I left my heart to your lines, Pierre Loti. At first, I tried to get people to sit down, I drifted away from the topic, I couldn't integrate. But after halfway through it sucked me in and I couldn't put it down. What a naive love story, what a touching story of lost lives... It would be a lie if I said I didn't shed tears at the end.
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Uncle Proust had mentioned Pierre Loti before and I randomly bought two of his books and read one of them. In the last book we read, The Prisoner, the name of The Icelandic Fisherman, which I bought by chance, was mentioned and I said let's read it to the girls, but I couldn't wait and read it without waiting. I beg for your forgiveness, my dears.
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May God have mercy on everyone who married the sea, had to marry the sea and eventually perished.
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It was a beautiful book that was relaxing, not tiring, but full of emotion. I recommend it to those who are looking for it.
Benim için bir uzun yol kitabıydı. 8 saatlik yol boyunca sıkılmadan okudum fakat benim tarzımda bir okuyucuya çok hitap eden bir kitap olmadığını söylemeliyim. Olay örgüsü birbirine bağlı değildi.
