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__The Age of Innocence__ Edith Wharton In the middle of this book, I really don't understand a certain part of it because its just confusing. Some of the words are way to big for me to comprehend. Also there are a lot of different situations and problems occurring and just happening right out of the blue. This makes it hard for me to understand because it mixes all together into a clump of problems. Like for instance in the park Archer, May's some to be husband or fiancée wants her to switch her mind about the wedding and wait a little before. There are all types of different problems happening out of nowhere, either little or big. On the other hand a part that really is realistic to me and I can totally see it would be when May was strolling down the park on a nice and breezy day and Archer told her she should hold off the date for the wedding, it was too soon. That would make me very angry but then he might have a good point. I dislike Archer because he always has to have one little or big excuse for everything, no matter the situation. It gets on my nerves, like he always has to cancel a date or he always changes his mind. He is never happy with anything either. No offense but I get really sick and tired of hearing all of his problems, we all come face to face with them. He just really needs to learn to face them and be strong, by having faith in yourself. That is one of the most important things you can do! Lastly, I like this book but like I said earlier it is very confusing and I do not think this is age appropriate for us teens. It is commonly for adults and older. I think at the end of the book Archer will fall deeply in love with Ellen and they will eventually get married.