How apt is the title of the story ‘Salvatore’?
In this post, I am going to explain you the title of the story Salvatore. In this post, I have described everything that had happened in the whole story, in a very easy and understandable language.
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The title of the story Salvatore by William Maugham is to the point and appropriate.
The title tells the readers that the whole poem will revolve around something named Salvatore, which is the central character of the story.
Salvatore is a quite popular Italian name that means “Savior”. In real life, a savior is a person who is very generous, kind, and filled with a lot of goodness.
The protagonist of the story Salvatore is a very humble and skilled fisherman and he has all these qualities like kindness and generosity to be called Salvatore.
Despite being rejected by his fiancee, he did not utter any single harsh word for her or anyone.
Because he understood the truth that a girl cannot marry a man who is not capable enough to work as a man and support her. With Assunta his wife, he leads a hard but happy life.
Even when rheumatism “racked his limbs” with the pain he would “lie about the beach” with a “pleasant word for everyone”. Although he was suffering, yet he had a positive outlook towards life.
Thus, he is a true example of the world's most precious, rarest, and loveliest quality, and that quality is ‘goodness’.
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