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Love Heals Humanity, Humanity Heals The World- Book Reprot of The Casual Vacancy During the process of reading, at first I thought the proportion between invest and output was not appropriate. For the first two chapters, I found myself reading very slowly and can only grasp the main clue, having no clear idea about the detailed description. The complicated relationship among characters were also killing me. Gradually, after getting used to it, the whole story became more than attractive. Finishing it became my inner impulse instead of a required task. This is a book about humanity. J.K.Rowling intends to portray various people and family. Except for several supporting roles, most of the characters in the book are complex. They are not simply good or bad as we get used to, they are human. Their individualities are shaped by their experience, their surroundings, their belief etc. No one is born to be inferior, no matter where he is born and raised, Pagford or Yarvil or Fields; no matter he is black or white, rich or poor, everybody has his own story as long as you want to listen to it patiently with respect.Regarding people in Fields as lazy, rude and foolish is totally wrong. From the book, we can see they are nothing but people having been deeply hurt, miserably unaided and having no accompanier to let them know they are also being treasured and loved. When I write down this line, Im thinking about Krystal Weedon, her mother Terri and Sukhvinder. Terri impresses me a lot. At first like many ruthless characters in the book, I do not perceive her as an alive human with feelings. “A drugster”, I hear a voice saying so in my heart, not realizing she does not do so (taking drugs, not caring her own children, saying yes to others all the time) because of her own willingness, its because she has been left barely no choice. Few of us shares her experience: being insulted and assaulted by her own father, being abandoned and kicked out like rubbish by her own relatives even those who promised to help, having no people to turn to when feeling painful, cold and sad. Actually before grandma felt disappointed Terri had chance to live peacefully with her, but I belive she did not mean to blew it away-she was just too desperate to make rational choices. Sex and drugs can bring happiness, so let it be. She has seen so many, if not all, important people turned their back to her, making she feels frustrated towards this world as well as herself. Saying “F”words to strangers and “Yes”to her acquaintance who accompany her no matter what kind of companion it is-asking her to hide large amount of drugs, having sex with her sort of forcedly. But that does not mean she is incorrigible. The best cure is warmth and love. The appearance of Kay kindles her hope for life. Not because she does how great things, just due to her kind attitude and willingness to listen and help. Although these are trifles not worth mentioning in our eyes, they do matter for her, assuring her that there are people willing to help, granting her the courage to face difficulties. For that short two weeks or so, she behaves herself. She fights against herself to beat the lure of drugs, makes sure Robbie is in clean clothes and goes to kindergarten as required, tries to play the role of a good mother, which is a totally unfamiliar concept. But she tries to, just because of the feeling of being cared. Her house becomes tidy, her children become happy, her life becomes full of sunshine. How amazing the power of love can be. Its the gift for humanity. Suppose what the world will be like if everyone feels the same way! No criminals, no drugsters, no pains and sufferings, this is exactly what every government and every policy aims to reach.I believe Rowling intends to unveil the way things really works-through love, relationship and humanity. All the chaos and wrongdoings are coming from misunderstanding and biased interpretation. We can see this through the whole book. The relationship betw