Walk About H
Walk About H
Walk About H
• Donald Gordon Payne was an English author, most famous for his
1959 novel, Walkabout. Payne was made a Fellow of the Royal
Geographical Society in 1962.
• Nacimiento: 3 de enero de 1924, Londres, Reino Unido
• Fallecimiento: 22 de agosto de 2018
INTRODUCTION
Walkabout" is a thought-provoking
coming-of-age novel that transcends
time and place. Set against the
backdrop of the Australian Outback, it
tells the story of two young siblings, a
teenage girl named Mary and her
younger brother, Peter. Stranded in the
wilderness after a tragic plane crash,
they must navigate the unforgiving
landscape and rely on their instincts to
survive.
The core of «Walkabout» lies in the
profound reflections it presents. The
harshness of the Outback forces Mary
and Peter to confront their inner fears,
adapt to a new way of life, and discover
their own resilience. Moreover,
«Walkabout» serves as a mirror for our
own lives. It urges us to reflect upon
our connection to nature, the
importance of self-reliance, and the
significance of cultural understanding.
As we follow Mary and Peter's journey,
we gain valuable insights and learnings
that resonate with our own lives. It
highlights the significance of human
connection, bridging cultural divides,
and the mutual benefits of learning
from one another.
Through vivid descriptions of the
Outback's breathtaking landscapes,
Marshall reminds us of the healing
power of the natural world.
CONCLUSION