一个人的朝圣ppt

Harold has a chance encounter, one that convinces him that he absolutely must deliver his message twk.baidu.com Queenie in person.
Harold Fry is determined to walk six hundred miles from Kingsbridge to the hospital in Berwick-uponTweed because, he believes, as long as he walks, Queenie Hennessey will live. So The unlikely pilgrimage begin
I see it as a work that truly reflects the regrets, the wasted opportunities and the terribly constricted lives that so many people experience. It made me think about my own mistakes, missed opportunities and the things I could do to make a difference in my own life
Rachel Joyce
Queeney
87 days
627miles
Dictum
THANK YOU!
This is the story of recentlyretired Harold Fry, who sets out one morning to post a letter to a dying friend. Quite unexpectedly, in a moment of impulse, Fry finds himself at the start of a journey which will lead him to walk hundreds of miles from home, en route making chance encounters and reflecting on tragic events from his past which transform his life and in turn alter the lives of the people he meets. The woman Queenie Hennessy is in hospital fighting with cancer and is writing to say goodbye. Harold pens a quick reply and, leaving his wife Maureen to her chores, heads to the corner mailbox
get belief from a girl in gas station
being douted,such as his wife He never to look care of his father who has been in nursing home He had never show some love to his only son He and his wife had been in cold war nearly 20 years since his son suiside 2015-5-2 people paticipated in his journey,finally give up when he wants to walk back, his wife give him the courage he finished his walking journey,87 days,627 miles,he and his wife had a new beginning
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry
The《unlikely pilgrimage of harold fry 》is a novel by rachel joyce , published in 2012 . Joyce‘s first novel , it was a long- list finalist (top 12 ) for the new writer of year for the book . it was also the best-selling hardback book in the uk form a mew novelist in 2012.
However, he didn't put his letter to the mailbox
Harold Fry His mother left him when he was a child His father drive him out of the home when he was 16