Rettelse

I think love is a wonderful feeling. Love grows between two people who show their love to each other mutually. Love comes by itself, if (jeg ville nok sige when) you find the right person. Love can be many things. You can have love for a girlfriend, family, friends, animals or anything else. Life is love, love, life, and without this wonderful state there aren't many good experiences in life. For example, a parent's love for his or her child. It's probably the strongest love in the world.

Love may be intact, although it does not tolerate or overcome everything. The notion that we must be eternally in love, waking up every morning and be happy could forgive and overcome everything. (Jeg er lidt tabt her, så sprang let og elegant over)

For me it is the idea, that when people believe they have found love, they can sit back and just love, for it is true. It is, after all by itself. If you go into infatuation, let it be for love. With the attitude that we are blind and can overcome everything, I think you very quickly become disappointed, and as soon as the partner does not live up to one's imagination ideas about what love is, then it is not true anymore. Love is wonderful, but it requires that you work for it. Love and love (mener du life and love?) is not the same, and I do not believe in the existence of a love that overcomes everything.

Fatima and Saret
Fatima and Saret should not marry because they come from two different nationalities (er jeg ikke sikker på, at man kan sige). Fatima has a Turkish background, while saret is Combodja. Turkish girls can not be with or marry a non Muslim, we are also told that girls are weak and can not pursue Islam. She will force's (hvad?) engagement when she is married, but she can not provide force. I do not think that love can overcome this history, because the non-Muslim boy is circumcised and belongs to the Muslim Brotherhood. Since Fatima is taking her father's control, I do not believe that love will overcome in her case.

Thebedi and Paul
In this story we are witnessing apartheid. Apartheid is a policy of segregation between white and colored people, which was founded and practiced in South Africa. I think that Thebedi's playing with Paulus' feelings. I think that this love is not overcoming, since neither of them are serious in their relationship and therefor I don't think it's true love.

Romeo and Juliet
The story's about two young people, who meet and love themselves (elsker de sig selv? Du mener nok each other. Hm, jeg ville sige "falls in love with each other"). Past tense morality and family feuds are to blame in the fact that they are prohibited to see each other. They are so in love that they defy the ban and meet in secret and passionate (jeg tror ikke, man kan sige passionate i den sammenhæng). It ends sad, because after many hardships they both die a tragic death. I do not think it's true love, because I do not believe in the existence of a love that overcomes everything.

Det var vidst det, nu er jeg jo altså ikke professor :p så det er bare vejledende rettelser, men håber, du kan bruge dem !