Paul and Miriam's relationship is very intricate. The intricacies come from the very different thought's they both posses. Miriam is a very intelligent and sophisticated person who sees more into things than Paul. She questions many things that come to her attention every day. Paul mentions that she is "to intelligent and sponta

The relationship between Paul, Miriam and his mother had too many people. It was impossible for them to be at peace with each other at the same time. But the decision came down to Paul. His decision was made based on his inability to make up his own mind and to fight off the things his mother told him. Sons and Lovers deals constantly in oppositions, such as light and dark. Lawrence believed that oppositions in the grand scheme of things form completeness, rather than a vicious, irreconcilable struggle. Whilst life deals with rational life and day to day reality. Paul could not make that transition. He thus failed to love a person who cared for him dearly in Miriam.

neous to hold an ordinary conversation with." In the exert Miriam has very different views towards flowers than Paul does. "To her, flowers appealed with such strength she felt she must make them part of herself. When she bent and breathed a flower, it was as if she and the flower were loving each other." "Paul hates her for this," to him it seems a sort of exposure about the action, something to intimate. This is an example of their contrasting views to such a simple thing. This flower scene shows the reader the true opposites that Paul and Miriam are, and also what makes them like and be with each other. One can notice that Paul and Miriam are very much the same as Mr and Mrs Morel. Paul is aware that their differences drive them together, but it is also what drives them apart when he thinks about the disaster of a marriage his mother and father are going through. Paul has never met anybody like Miriam who is so passionate and thoughtful. The attraction escalates because she is nothing like Paul. This is what bring's them together but it is going to be the same thing that drives them apart. Miriam does everything in her power to show her love for Paul. Paul however is the one that is driving the relationship away. He can be very lovable and charismatic to her, but he can also show his dark side by being very cruel and condescending towards her. It has gotten to the that extreme that Miriam has tried to cope with his temper change. She would wait until he was "jolly and as she put it flippant." She grew very patient with him letting his anger and aggression fade until "that change had taken place in him again, and he was wrestling with his own soul, frowning, passionate in his desire for understanding." However this genuineness would not stay for long. Miriam love

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