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Bright Lights, Big City

  • Engelsk
  • 2.g el. lign.
  • Afleveret til 12
  • 6 sider PDF

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Bright Lights, Big City er en engelsk-opgave til 2.g el. lign., afleveret til karakteren 12. Fylder 6 sider (2.739 ord, ca. 12 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 25. juli 2010.

Resume af Bright Light, Big City, samt en person karakterstik og en sammenligning til det postmoderne samfund. Til sidst er der en perspektivering til andre post-moderne tekster.

Homa Pakdel Nabati Engelsk assignment/ Stor4 2a February 25th, 2010

Bright Lights, Big City

Summary of Bright Lights: The outtake of the novel "Bright Lights, Big City" (1984) by Jay McInerney revolves around an unnamed main character, who fights to survive in the New York fast lane. After his wife Amanda left him, he has been trying to cope with his loss, but it hasn't been going all that well. When the couple first arrived in New York, they dreamed of being able to live the American Dream in the big city. As time passed, it didn't quite work out as they hoped it would. The unnamed character is now finding himself in a state of desperation, and after a night at a bar, he wakes up in a minor's bed with a fierce hangover. When finally returning to his home, thinking he is safe, yet trouble finds him again. His little brother, Michael, pays him a visit and confronts him about his lifestyle and how it affects their family. According to Michael, his brother lives a life where everything is given to him without having to try, and he believes it's pretty easy to take people for granted when you're Mr. Everything. After a fight between the two brothers, the main character admits that his life definitely isn't perfect, nor does he have everything, seeing as his wife has left him. He also admits that he misses their deceased mother very much. Characterization of the main character: The main character, as mentioned before, is unnamed and happens to be the narrator as well. This novel's writing style is rather different than other stories we have read, as it is written in 2nd person. This element is significant because it creates a distance between the main character's actions, and himself. By writing the novel in 2nd person, he puts himself out of focus and includes the reader ­ therefore, it is universal. As this is only an outtake of the novel, we don't have all the facts about the character and his life. Based on what is written in the outtake, we know that our main character has gone through a major change. When first arriving in New York, his view on his future and New York is completely different from later on. ".. You seemed to be arriving at the premiere of the

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