Love and hate

The book is regarded as the most outstanding masterpiece describing the French Revolution. In the dack capitalist society, the peasantry and the workers endured the ruthless exploitation of the bourgeisie. After reading, the anger, touched, gratified, filled my heart. I was shocked by the sheer force of the revolutionary masses rising up against them and outraged by their indiscriminate acts of revenge as the revolution progressed, but what struck me most about the novel was the stark constrast between love and hate. Some people give their lives for love, some people find themselves in the love of their daughters and the company of their friends; Others lose their minds in the flames of revenge and try to warm themselves with the blood of others. Blood can't heal the pain, but love can. Love is often much more powerful than hate.