The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry is a
journey of insight, new friends, loss, love, growth and the ability to change.
I love how Rachel Joyce highlights that there are always opportunities for new
beginnings even when for so long things have been stuck. Joyce’s characters are
varied, intricate and very unique. The premise of walking across England with
no supplies, yachting shoes or truly clear intention is absolutely absurd.
Nevertheless our protagonist Harold moves forward emotionally, spiritually and
physically. Joyce has developed a character to emulate, as it is honorable, dedicated and exciting to take on a challenge and then succeed beyond
everyone’s, including your own, wildest expectations. Joyce does a great job of
creating a complicated, rich, sad yet happy tale.
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