Lost in Norwegian Wood

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It took me 2 days to finished the novel named Norwegian Wood, which was written by haruki murakami( from Japan). Before I get touch with this book, I heard of some words about the novel, such as obscure, depressive, pessimistic, sexual affairs... After I have read the book, I got another different feeling or emotion in it. As for me, the image of slight sorrow haunts me maybe the sentimental literature has a distinguished strength, encouraging me to think deeply and thoroughly. The power or stimulation of a comedy to the audience is similar, and instead the special feelings of a tragedy vary from one to another. A long time no meditate, and right now I need calm myself down, then lost in the miserable forest... The death is the way to jump out--- Few people can really drop out of the lost land, most of them bear with the dullness of routine grind, the unchangeable daily life, the loss of friends, family members or the other things they used to view as treasures. But, the god always likes to play a joke on the poor people and makes them weaker and weaker not only physically but mentally. Thus several friends around the hero choose to kill themselves and let themselves free in their own eyes. The author never told us the reason why they want to die but I guess nothing can give them the hope or the motivation of future life or just being fed up with the seemingly steady and balanced life. No one achieves the true love but everyone lost in love---when it comes to the things about relationship, it is ever-changing forever. It seems that the person who loves u is not the optimal one to u, but the one you love tends to be hard to fall in love with u. In the book, the hero is guy who is normal, common, but understanding and emotional, several women are hooked by him but his heart ties up the girl who is his best friend. The leave of the girl totally broke his heart but he had to face up with the other girl who lost in him. The entanglements in his mind torture his heart and body, he must make the decision to select the final choice. Pain, regret, and confusion are full of his final decision because whatever he chose means the loss of another. This is real even in reality.