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The Notebook
During World War II a love between two social classes was something parents didn’t agree to. It wasn’t completely the parents’ choice, but they still did pretty much anything to prevent it from happening. The Notebook comes from the novel written by Nicholas Sparks. It is a story of a girl born into a wealthy, upper class family, and a boy from a not-so-wealthy middle class family who fall in love but are torn apart because of social class.
What I like about this movie is how it can capture all types of audiences by the love between the teenagers and the struggles they face because of it. When Allie’s parents saw how much she was falling for Noah, they forced her to transfer to a college a lot farther than anyone had planned. Her parents didn’t think they were right for each other because Noah came from a poor family. When Allie left, Noah wrote her 365 letters; one letter a day for a year. He joined the military and served in World War II, a few years......

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