PORTYARAL OF THE PARALLEL WORLDS IN HARUKI MURAKAMI'S 1Q84

<p>This paper attempts to focus critically on<br>the idea of parallel worlds in Haruki<br>Murakami’s novel 1Q84. Firstly, it reveals<br>the connection between the present world<br>and the parallel world represented as<br>1984 and 1Q84. Murakami showcases the<br>shadow of the psyche and society in<br>imagination. It engages in dialogues with<br>other literary world and explores how it<br>opens up new horizons and shapes in<br>challenging reality. Then, it identifies the<br>idea of explaining and resolving the<br>concept of reality and dream of the<br>parallel world in the novel. Further, it<br>examines the inner emotional world and<br>the outer emotional world of the<br>characters along with their existence. In<br>addition, it critically discusses the<br>perspective of the characters that travel to<br>the parallel world of 1Q84. Finally, it<br>reflects on how the novelist depicts the<br>characters that are touched by the subtle<br>elements of reality and dream. It helps to<br>preserve and recreate intense emotions<br>from the past and understand the deepest<br>inner workings of the characters and how<br>the author can portray an astounding<br>depiction with elusive phrasing, moving<br>metaphors, and distinctive stories that can<br>define what it is like to be in a parallel<br>world. </p>