Ireland-Voynich-Gadfly

The gadfly (Arthur Bolton) is a very strong man. He learned to be strong in the revolutionary struggle and support his career.

The Gadfly, with the protagonist's bumpy life as the main line, outlines and depicts in detail that after being suppressed and destroyed, the Gadfly betrayed the God he once believed in and was tempered into a revolutionary fighting for a unified and independent Italy. The author (Voynich) fled to South America and was renamed Rivarez through the ups and downs of the plot (the gadfly was thought to have betrayed his friend because of misunderstanding) with excellent artistic means. There, the gadfly became disabled: lame, with a twisted left arm and two fingers missing from his left hand. The gadfly took part in the revolution, was arrested due to negligence when smuggling arms, and was finally killed), which vividly shaped the image of the gadfly, a typical figure who worked hard and died bravely for the Italian national liberation, and embodied the fortitude of Italian patriots and their infinite loyalty to the revolutionary cause.

The gadfly gradually became stronger in the revolutionary struggle. /kloc-Arthur, who just debuted at the age of 0/9, is a bit like the Italian teenager in the portrait of16th century. "Judging from his long eyelashes, sensitive corners of the mouth and petite hands and feet, all parts of his body are too delicate and chiseled." The gadfly trained by the revolution is "the ghostly fear and illusion in the illusory world that crushed him in the emptiness and loneliness disappear with the night when they are produced, and once the sun shines and the enemy appears in front of him, he will be full of fighting spirit and have no fear." All that the gadfly has, the soldiers who executed the death penalty in the prison think so: "His stinging eloquence, his endless laughter and his aboveboard and touching courage once shone in their lifeless lives like the light of the sun." The gadfly became mature and strong, and became a real revolutionary who risked his personal safety for the fate of the country.

The strong gadfly wrote in his suicide note to his beloved Joan Ma the night before his sacrifice: "I will walk into the yard with a relaxed mood, just like a primary school student who goes home on holiday." I did what I had to do, and this death sentence is proof of my loyalty. "

The man who had a close relationship with the gadfly and had a great influence on him was his confessor, Bishop Montagni (actually his father). Bishop Montanelli cheated the gadfly, which made him doubt God. From then on, the gadfly began to hate Montanelli. "God is made of clay, and I can smash it with a hammer;" You've been lying to me. "The gadfly said before leaving. Montanelli influenced the life of the gadfly. It should be said that he should bear most of the responsibility for the death of the gadfly.

Learn to be strong, no matter you or me, stand up, face difficulties and challenge them-this is the inspiration from the gadfly.

In fact, after reading The Gadfly, my mood is very heavy.

I can't say that this is a tragic ending, I can only say that the honorable Arthur has finally found relief.

Arthur was born in a complicated family background, and Arthur's spirit was tortured by unusual or tragic encounters and blows again and again. The world without relatives is lonely, but it is simple and satisfying for young Arthur. Only when I have relatives can I find that my relatives have been deceiving and betraying him. This kind of mental pain is the root of Arthur's ill-fated and miserable life.

Arthur is a tenacious man. After leaving home for decades, he endured the humiliation and hardships of wandering, even the pain of relapse, and never prayed for help. He is not strong physically, but he is always independent mentally.

He is an unchanging person, I have to admit. Because my father is a bishop, because my father cheated himself. He remembered this hatred all his life, and the war didn't stop until he closed his eyes. He doesn't love his father. His former priest is the object he admires most, but he can't go against his will, and he can't put out his anger and hatred. For decades, hate has almost extinguished the flame of love, but the warmth that still exists in my heart has kept that deep love alive.

His life is based on the priest, and his pain is based on the priest.

He is a man in love. Love is the only constant clue. Arthur's love for Joan Ma and Joan Ma's hatred for Arthur never stopped. The news of Arthur's death plunged Joan into deep remorse, but the smell of the gadfly entered Joan's life and made her life worse. Perhaps every wound that the gadfly suffered was a pain in Joan's heart, and every drop of blood that flowed was dripping in Joan's heart. Perhaps only death is a relief for both sides. Arthur used to be very willing to smile, but the erosion of suffering and mental shock made him lose the ability to smile.

Turned into a gadfly with a cold expression, harsh language, sharp eyes and arrogant mind. The gadfly without a smile is like a walking corpse, but it is always full of passion for its revolutionary cause and even more indifferent to its own life and death. Until his death, he kept smiling and smiling. But it was that smile that made everyone present tremble under the new rising sun. ...

This is Arthur, the gadfly!