Alain-Fournier's

In Alain-Fournier’s novel, Le Grand Meaulnes, several key characters played intricate roles within the development of the novel. The two main characters, Meaulnes and Seurel, pass a majority of their time through reliving Meaulnes’ adventure he had one day. The two males try to live their lives according to the adventure and the risks that were taken, as well as trying to relate the adventure to other children who had no basis for comparison, …

…upon your actions and understand the deeper meaning of the lesson that you learned. In the story, reflection is nonexistent. As the two boys grow and mature into adult men, they look back at their childhood experiences and try to relive them. But as you become older it becomes harder and harder t! o relive your childhood experiences because they don’t mesh with the new experiences that you have as an adult. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ **Bibliography**