Mr. Macpherson had dreams for his career. He hoped that his work would demonstrate charity and achievement, and that his former students would come back to visit him late in life. When his wife dies, it is very painful for him and hard to overcome the feelings he felt. Macpherson's wife's death is destroying him. He cannot teach and he is a drunk most of the time. It is clear that his dreams now will not come true. When Mr. Macpherson return

Duddy was not being loved or liked through the growing up stages by his family and though these neglectful actions towards him, he does not seem to be able to be involved in relation ships with others. Love plays an important role in this novel; it has a big effect on Duddy. A young man searching for love has none. Hoping that his mother liked him and consistently wanting to ask his father, he must lack on enough love. Duddy can not give Yvette love not only because of his ambitions but he does not feel enough love towards her.

True love is a mature expression of complete sharing between two people and is an emotion and desire to share the same level of commitment and acceptance. This is the genuine love that Duddy really needs to become the man his grandfather sees. Duddy is incapable of mutual love with Yvette. His ambitions consume his being so that his insensitive aggressiveness and single-minded passion for land overlay the warm aspects of his personality. When Duddy sees the land, he wants to buy it. He is completely indifferent

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Approximate Word count = 702
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)