Marriage does serve a important role in present the main idea of the novel or other literature works, it can be a happy ending for the heroine in the distress, but it can also be the beginning of the miserable life of the diva. The marriage plot seems never to get old for writers like Jane Austin, and Gustave Flaubert.
Jane Austin writes Emma as Gustave Flaubert writes Madame Bovary. The two heroine share the same name Emma, but their life is totally different .The former one is just like all the happy fairy tales, Emma finds her true love, the always companion, Mr Knightly, rather than the temporary romance image of Frank Churchill because he is young and handsome. The marriage shows the self-cognition of his love for Mr.Knightly but the inner respect for good characteristics.
However the latter Emma is not so lucky. She has affairs with so many men, and she does marry to fulfill her love, but the result disappoints her as the marriage becomes the tomb for love. The once gentle and attractive true love becomes indifferent about her and her marriage break into pieces. However, Madame believes the existence of her true love, so she steps into the process of finding her next Prince Charming. Finally, these loves are so weak that Madame Bovary have no choice but to suicide to fulfill her destiny of chasing love to some extent.
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