Most emotional part of this book

Kerry Limat · Post by **Kerry Limat** » 21 Oct 2022, 02:22

Anne Lucas wrote: ↑03 Sep 2022, 10:59 This book holds events conveying various emotions ranging from sorrow, pain, and illness, to faith, optimism, love, support, and healing. Reading about which one would you say touched the emotional strings of your heart?
For me, it’s hard to give this position to some specific part, as the whole book made a place in my heart. But, if I must choose, it would be the parts showcasing love, care, and faith.

Ron's love for his wife to the point that he stood by her side when she was very sick touched me in ways I cannot say. That was the most emotional part of the book for me. I cried because I know what it feels like to stand by an ailing person and not being able to suck their sickness out of the bodies.

Ola Aina 2 · Post by **Ola Aina 2** » 21 Oct 2022, 03:50

What emotion could be greater than the one of love? Love is a powerful emotional force that compels and moves the immovable.

Stevenmusk · Post by **Stevenmusk** » 21 Oct 2022, 05:22

The book had a lot of emotions parts and I felt all the emotions of the characters(Ron). But the most emotional part was Ron’s trails and temptations while his wife was ill.

Jay Peter · Post by **Jay Peter** » 21 Oct 2022, 09:08

The part of the book that details the suffering of Patsy from her uncured disease was emotional to me. The author's hope when there was nothing to hope, the strength of him when everything was giving him his back, the faith of him in his darkness was touching.

Katherine Powell-Polkey · Post by **Katherine Powell-Polkey** » 21 Oct 2022, 09:36

Love is such an important and unifying emotion. I think it's very difficult not to be touched by such an example.

Xolani333 · Post by **Xolani333** » 22 Oct 2022, 00:20

The most emotional part of the book, in my opinion, is the show of character by Ron staying with his ailing wife and ensuring she's well cared for.

Ivan Mukaaga · Post by **Ivan Mukaaga** » 22 Oct 2022, 00:31

In this world where some people stay in marriages that are devoid of love, it's very touching to read about a man/husband who sticks to his ailing wife. I was touched by Ron’s unwavering love. However, in a general sense, the whole book is full of emotionally moving scenarios.

SoledadCanaria · Post by **SoledadCanaria** » 23 Oct 2022, 07:01

Kings1999 wrote: ↑07 Sep 2022, 02:52 The book is heartwarming and I agree that all part is so emotional. But I found the aspects of healing, hope, and understanding very emotional.

I am happy for you, but I am not an emotional person and this book was unable to change that. I do think some parts of the plot could make an average person emotional though.

Post by **DarylToby** » 23 Oct 2022, 12:47

third agbata wrote: ↑04 Sep 2022, 13:56 Virtually most parts of this book were touching. But I think those that talked about love the most emotional

Yes, yes, yes. The love that was shown was really deep. I mean, it isn't everyday that you get to see such. So, yes, it was absolutely emotional to read about that.

Amanda simmon · Post by **Amanda simmon** » 24 Oct 2022, 10:57

The book was filled with a lot of emotional parts but the strength in Ron and his perseverance as he stands by his wife through all his challenges is the most touching aspect of the book.

dbjonas · Post by **dbjonas** » 25 Oct 2022, 03:36

I found most of the feelings expressed and elicited by this book had a great impact on me. I'm hardly able to choose which parts of it moved me more, but faith, love and optimism had the strongest pull for me.

Silvia Pearl · Post by **Silvia Pearl** » 25 Oct 2022, 11:27

This books speaks about so many emotions that I can relate with in life. But the the parts that affected me the most is the ones that spoke about the love and optimism in the book.

Agbugba Chinedu Leslie · Post by **Agbugba Chinedu Leslie** » 25 Oct 2022, 14:19

Jankal wrote: ↑05 Sep 2022, 01:09 The emotions displayed in 5his book are largely diverse and could be likened to everyone's life. All of them were relatable to my well-being, therefore, it is hard to choose the most astounding one.

I love reading books which I can easily relate to. This is something I actively search for in any book.

Chinasa Deborah · Post by **Chinasa Deborah** » 26 Oct 2022, 01:23

As I read this novel, I couldn't help but feel everything. The care and compassion he showed to his sick wife is the part of the book that most stirs up strong emotions in the reader Nobody believed, yet the illness brought about agony, misery, and the importance of faith in the story.