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__The Age of Innocence__ Edith Wharton Coming near the end of this book, __The Age of Innocence__ Newland Archer reminds me of a person that I know because they have the same expressions and react in different situations like him. They get very stubborn and want everything there way. And they really can't let problems go away, no matter what. This section makes me think about a time when I watched a movie because Archer was at a theater watching a popular play and he it really mad him think about his love life. In the play two very close lovers separated because of a tragic incident. And that really made Archer think and it kind of made him seem to feel better because that is what he is going through. I think this book will end by Archer coming back to May Welland and telling her she is the one and will never let her go again. I think he will say he made a really big mistake and was sorry. Then May will eventually come back to him and forgive him. Even though Archer is a very stubborn and self- centered man he might change, after all people can change. I mean it is very hard to change who you are, but when its for the better you strive more and more to fix it. I dislike this writing because it is very hard to understand, I hardly have heard any of these big words. The sentences really don't seem to make sense either. The plot is very confusing too, this is why I think this novel should be for adults and older.