Question

El lago ray bradbury personajes?

Answer 1

Spanish: Harold se da un último baño antes de que él y su madre cierren su casa de verano. Mientras nada, llama a Talley, un joven amigo suyo. Ambos habían estado jugando juntos en el lago la primavera pasada, pero Talley se alejó demasiado y "el lago no la dejaba regresar". Su cuerpo nunca fue encontrado. Aunque ambos tenían solo doce años, Talley y Harold se habían amado con algo más que un amor infantil. A menudo habían nadado juntos durante horas en el lago y habían trabajado seriamente en la construcción de castillos de arena. Ahora, mientras Harold nada, vuelve a llamarla por su nombre porque sin ella, una parte de su vida ha muerto.

English: Harold takes one last swim before he and his mother close their summer house. While he swims, he calls for Talley, a young friend of his. They had both been playing in the lake together last spring, but Talley went out too far, and "the lake would not let her return." Her body was never found. Though they were both only twelve years old, Talley and Harold had loved each other with more than a childish love. They had often swum for hours in the lake together, and they had made serious work out of building sand castles. Now, as Harold swims, he calls her name again because without her, a part of his life has died.

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Answer 2

"The Lake" is another of the stories which exhibits Bradbury's strong affinity for the carnival. Here he describes the summer's end as if it were nailed into a series of coffins in traditional sideshow fashion. The merry-go-round's music is the wind, and the lake water is like a magician, sawing in half anyone who wades out in it. Water imagery, however, holds the dominant place in this story. When Talley drowns, an integral part of Harold's life is taken away from him. Even as a child, he seeks this life within the lake's waters. Years later, when the lake finally returns Talley to Harold, he pledges his everlasting love for her. At this point, however, the waters are actually destroying the life that Harold has begun with Margaret. The life-giving quality of water is not meant for Harold. The lake has taken his love away from him, returned it, and now he is alone.