Love In The Time Of Cholera - Gabriel García Márquez | Review, Summary & More
About: Love in the Time of Cholera is a novel published in Spanish in 1985 by Nobel prize-winning author Gabriel García Márquez, Alfred A. Knopf published an English translation in 1988, and an English Language movie adaptation was released in 2007. Summary: The Story starts from the day of Dr Juvenal Urbino's death. He is a highly successful doctor who has done much for Caribbean city in which he lives, so death has a great effect on the city. The two who are most affected are Fermina Daza, his widow, and Florentino Ariza, the man who has been waiting for him to die for fifty-one years. Florentino Ariza professes, for a second time, his "eternal fidelity and everlasting love" to the Doctor and his wife, Fermina Daza. Fermina is horrified by such an insensitive display, and, for the first time, she realizes the magnitude of "drama" she had provoked at the age of eighteen. Although Fermina Daza may have Florentino Ariza from her memory, he has not stopped thinkin...