9 literary places that we wished for were real
9 literary places that we wished for were real
There are some books that I read as a child who were frankly frightening. The hallucinogenic madness of Alice in Wonderland, the crazy little people of Lilliput and the Oz qualities from the other hand made me emotionally emotion that lived in these countries.
However,In other books, I wish I could visit the places painted in it. Here are my favorite literary places that I wish they were real.
camelot
King Arthur and his knights of the table round
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camelot summarizes pictures of rugged knights on white horses and the incredibly beautiful women that they fall in love with. The mythical castle and the city first appeared in the French literature of the 12th century and were associated with the legendary King Arthur.
Camelot with its lush forest and its complicated architecture, home of the famous round table, was reportedly somewhere in the UK. Unfortunately, most scholars agree that it is fictitious. So no white knights for us. Sigh.
Bruchtal
The Hobbit and the Lord of the Rings
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Bruchtal, an elven city in Tolkien's Middle-earth, offers feathered waterfalls that meandering cliffs, cozy houses that are balanced on mountain slopes, and a zen-like atmosphere that resembles a Buddhist monastery. It also offers the possibility to meet Aragorn by chance and intentionally - what is not to be liked?
Atlantis
Atlantis and other lost worlds
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The lost subcontinent Atlantis was once the home of a high culture, is the legend that the Greek philosopher Plato around 360 BC. BC for the first time. The country was rich in gold, silver and precious metals and rich in exotic wild animals.
Unfortunately, the residents of Atlantis became greedy, voracious and petty and so the gods sent "a terrible night full of fire and earthquakes", which Atlantis sent into the sea.
narnia
The complete chronicles of Narnia
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Narnia, the main area of the magical books by CS Lewis (and later a below-average film franchise), is a miracle country full of speaking animals, dwarfs, witches and myth.
with gentle hills in the south, an ocean in the east and a large mountain range in the west, Narnia undoubtedly had many children who checked their closet under the protection of the moon.
nimmerland
Peter Pan
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The concept of Neverland has something sweet, but also disturbing. As a home of Peter Pan, Tinkerbell and the Lost Boys, it is the country of eternal childhood. While only a few of us would choose a state of the ongoing pre-adolescence, Neverland offers a grade of nostalgia that is both charming and calming.
Hogwarts
The complete Harry Potter collection
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This school for magically gifted is the main area of JK Rowling Harry-Potter megas series. Hogwarts is a huge, extensive castle with a mess of towers and battlements. It is located in the middle of sloping lawns, flower beds and vegetable beds, a lake, a large dense forest, several greenhouses and a large Quidditchfeld - . Who doesn't want an owl?
Shangri-La
Lost horizon
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Shangri-La, now a synonym for "Paradies", is a fictional place from James Hilton's Roman Lost Horizon from 1933. Insolated from the real world, the residents of Shangri-La are happy, peaceful and almost immortal and live far beyond normal human life expectancy.
The beach
The beach
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The fictional beach of Alex Garland was the home of a group of ex-backpackers who were looking for a perfect society. Surrounded by crystal clear water, white beaches and lush green, this paradise should be the perfect backdrop for perfect civilization.
Unfortunately, human mistakes finally destroy the illusion of perfection. The Hollywood adaptation was shot in Thai Ko Phi Phi, which is now frequented by hordes of tourists who are starving according to their own piece of paradise.
macondo
a hundred years of loneliness
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This sleepy Colombian village occurs in Gabriel García Márquez 'hundred years of loneliness. As a home of the Buendía dynasty, it is the scene of great loved ones, rivalries, secrets and lies. With magic and madness that run through the streets, the city grows and shrinks over time.
According to reports, Macondo is based on Márquez's childhood city of Aracata and does not exist, but that does not destroy our hopes that the Buendía family will live somewhere within their walls.alt = “>