In the literary work under consideration, the real world is reproduced with its nature, events, people, their characters. It exists in time and space. But the world of the work itself is conditional, it only reflects our reality. The immateriality of literary heroes makes it possible to instantly transfer from one space to another. In particular, it is enough for the author of the story to write “and then something happened”, and the reader is immediately transferred to the right place.
Genre of work
The book "Women's Solidarity, or Survive No matter what" is written in the fantasy genre. The storyline is based on an unusual assumption that has no rational explanation. This is not science fiction, but something like a fairy tale. The events described in the book occur in our time and in conditional reality, in the so-called parallel world. The author makes an attempt to go beyond the idea of the work, expanding the circle of problems that have arisen among the characters and their relationships.
The main character and her adventure
The plot captures the reader literally from the first chapters of the book. This is a serious independent girl who, at the request of her friend, agrees to replace the patient in the planned role-playing games. Here is such a female solidarity.
But, as it turned out, role-playing games - this is not at all what the heroine of the story Margarita suggested. The girl understands that only an escape from these veiled games will save her from the fate of spending the night with a lesbian. The idea was carried out, and Margarita runs away. But another obstacle appears - the forest, where she got lost and saw the wolf, and the river, which must be crossed to escape from the beast. This ends the reality of life. The river swallows the girl.
Margarita's life in a parallel world
From this moment, the author of the book opens to the reader a picture of a parallel world where the soul of Margarita is transferred by the will of fate. The body of a young healer girl killed by a dragon becomes a vessel for a new soul. This is a kind of female solidarity on the part of the healer, manifested in the ability to move into her body. Events outside of reality begin to gradually develop, as do the actions of characters involved in causal relationships.
The storyline in a parallel world begins from the moment when Margarita woke up in a strange body and did not understand where she was, seeing the characters, as she thinks, from role-playing games. Further, a transformation occurs with Margarita. A serious and well-educated girl who lived in the real world suddenly begins to behave in parallel as an unbalanced child who is looking for adventure.
This important detail makes one of the main characters of the parallel world think that it was not Karol who she was from before the murder from the world of the dead. Now this is not a quiet calm healer, shewn with life. She is talkative and straightforward and not at all a gray mouse. Yes, and her gift appeared, which is not really disclosed. This is a different soul, but it is not clear how she could take the place of the deceased.
The idea of the author and its embodiment
The book “Women's Solidarity” contains scenes that, at first glance, might not be in the text, but without them an integral picture of life in this fabulous parallel world would not have developed. The author makes it clear that as long as there are people, regardless of the world of their habitat, there are complex and diverse relationships between them. Queen Margot pays particular attention to descriptions of current events, as if convincing the reader of the reality of what is happening. The reader is so accustomed to what is happening in a parallel world that somehow it becomes a pity that Margarita, who managed to fall in love “on the other side”, leaves the coma at the end of the story.
What will happen next? What changes await her in life? Queen Margot wrote that the book “Women's Solidarity” has a sequel.
Time is illusory and is created by the alternation of our states of consciousness when we wander in Eternity. It is this idea that Queen Margot forms in her readers. “Female Solidarity, or Survive No matter what” is a book that, thanks to its plot, peculiar composition and amazingly simple denouement, will certainly be interesting to fans of the fantasy genre. But in order to draw their conclusions, it is better to familiarize yourself with this work.