Paul and Virginia

"Paul and Virginia" by Bernardin de Saint-Pierre is a story that happened long ago, built around two young people named Paul and Virginia, who show how beautiful and pure life can be when it's connected to nature, all set on the island of Mauritius when it was a colony. The story looks at how they live, focusing on their strong friendship as they face good and bad times, and it also talks about big ideas like love, doing what’s right, and being a good friend. It starts by showing the old, broken houses in Mauritius, where two families used to live happily even though things were hard. It tells about Monsieur de la Tour, a man from France, and his wife, who had a tough time when they first came to the island, alongside their friend Margaret. Through the eyes of Paul and Virginia, the story is about their love, how they support each other, and how they grow up together surrounded by love, good morals, and the stunning scenery of the island. The beautiful descriptions and the characters' feelings create a nostalgic feeling and hint at how their lives will be closely and emotionally linked.