This theme is also seen in hazel's family life, as her parents also attempt to remain strong, knowing that their daughter will most likely not out live them. "I'm sure, feeling the harmonic terror that would in time come for them directly." (262) This theme puts death into context for us all it gives us insight into Green's views on death, and also the reader's own as well, if they so choose to put themselves in hazel's place. She knows her time on Earth is limited, and she is angry that her one, (perhaps only) love has been taken away. every second worse than the last", (262) and to stay strong not only for his family, but for hers as well. Towards the end of the novel the reader stands by with hazel as she struggles to cope with the loss of Augustus, "it was unbearable. Ii) Coming to Terms With the Death of Loved Ones -Ĭoming to terms with the death of a loved one is an integral part of this novel. This is a theme that drives the novel forward, through the bad times, and into the good. this theme displays the dedication love brings out in people, and how loving another person can make you so much stronger. They love her, no matter her attitude, or what she does to 'minimize the casualties'. This is also seen between hazel's parents and herself. No matter the hardships, no matter what Hazel or gus are enduring, no matter the horrors they are facing, even if it's death, they still love each other, and still care for one another. Throughout the fault in our stars, one of the most prevalent themes is that of love triumphs over all. you gave me a forever within the numbered days, and i'm grateful." (260) "but, Gus, my love, i cannot tell you how thankful i am for our little infinity. Also, if it's not too much trouble, please prepare a eulogy.' The Fault in Our Stars has many themes some more prominent than others.These themes include:
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