1media/PS3569_C58565_M95_2000-p227 (1)_thumb.jpg2021-04-26T07:57:26-07:00Abbi Riedmaier21c0ac926347bc6647b5496dd0724da4eafb058b386612An opening, featuring the final passages of My Intended where Hannah finds peace.plain2021-04-29T19:36:34-07:00Abbi Riedmaier21c0ac926347bc6647b5496dd0724da4eafb058b
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12021-04-19T11:19:06-07:00My Intended (2000)12By Brandi Scollins-Manthagallery10604952021-04-29T15:08:43-07:00My Intended (2000) By Brandi Scollins-Mantha The Ohio State Rare Books and Manuscripts Library, Part of the Charvat Collection of American Literature PS3569.C58565 M95 2000
In a modern take on marriage, Brandi Scollins-Mantha explores the heart-crushing reality of a woman whose soon-to-be husband has passed away. Hannah, excited by the prospect of becoming a wife, loses her fiancé tragically and suddenly. Her guilt takes over, as she contemplates going through with the wedding ceremony. The traditions of marriage are seen when Hannah decides to go through with the ceremony, assuming it will bring her some form of happiness. This novel explores the commonplace assertion that women need a complex, traditional wedding ceremony for a marriage to be complete. However, after the ceremony, Hannah realizes that love and comfort can only come from other living people (such as her mother), not rituals. Hannah's life is not reliant on a future marriage, but the happiness that comes from family.
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