A Simple Heart by Gustave Flaubert

devotion is a marge that can be apply to illustrate the roots of life, or the universe or the connectedness between humanity and its existence. faith sometime includes some break inicular believes, symbols and holy displaces. Religion alike can be describe as rituals that the believers practice in order to praise god. Religion can also be used in many aspects for instance it can be used as originate of a invoice. In the bill A Simple Heart, Gustave Flaubetrt illustrates that he endorses morality in his story in three variant parts.\nFirst, Flaubetrt shows that Fé rule-governedé is unreserved and ill-informed but tranquilize religious. According to Flabetrt she is uneducated because capital of Minnesota explains the engraving to Fé logicalé and says Pauls translation would be the extent of her testis study (268). Additionally, when she asks Monsieur Bourais to show her overlords house on the atlas which is impossible because the use of an atlas is to show cou ntries not tiny houses, she shows how naive she is (275). Flabert demonstrates that Fé logicalé is socially uneducated because she did not last how to circle with the young man who cute her and also did not know in the startle place that he wanted something from her (266). Clearly, she is aboveboard and uneducated about how to clutch with people. In addition, one much aspect shows that her lack of education in religion because she has neer been exposed to religion as a child and when she goes to the perform with Virginie she learns many things in her religion. in time though she is simple and uneducated, specially in religion, she is still shut down to God somehow. According to Flabert, in the very beginning when Félicité finishes her work in the house and goes to sleep she keeps her rosary in her hand which indicates that part of her is sort of connected to religion (266). According to Flabert, when Félicité knew that she would never see Théodore again because he got spoil to a rich woman, the first thing Félicité says after t...