This kind of community is often at the center of romantic love, and when it's not there, the couple knows it. This is the core idea of the novel, that although life can be cruel and unfair, it's really difficult to regret life when you're in love, when you're being supported by people who understand (more or less) how hard your time has been.
For them, this realization is so powerful that it quickly blooms into a lifelong desire to be together, in love. Although their limitations often leave them lonely and misunderstood, they find solace in each other's suffering-not because they want the other to suffer, but because when they talk about how difficult life's challenges are, there's an analog. Amy and Matthew are unlikely sidekicks, given that each of them has a different inhibiting condition, Amy with her cerebral palsy, and Matthew with his OCD. Life is hard, but it's better with company. Written by people who wish to remain anonymous We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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