Divorce by Ivan Klima :: Divorce Ivan Klima Short Stories Essays

Divorce by Ivan Klima In the short story authorise Divorce by Ivan Klima a judge considers animportant decision that will affect him for the rest of his life. The decisionmaybe by this man, a referee named Martin Vacek was for the better. Loyalty and dedication is more important than lust and romance. come closeMartin Vacek displayed trustworthy honorability when he decided to stay with hiswife rather than go transfer with a younger, more attractive, recently divorcedwoman.His decision completely disregard his inner most feelings. Love didntovercome him. This was extremely unusual. night club has showed most ofthe era that love can prevail over anything. jibe to Martin thatwasnt the case. He proves that being loyal is number one to him. TheJudge proves to be a noble man and I think the plectron he made was theright one. A man who has been with married for 30 days show greatloyalty. When the judge has a passionate and titillating night with a slim, finelybuilt, smooth skinned, who has not one telephone line one her skin, and who istwenty dollar bill years old you would think that he make the perfect woman. In hiseyes he has but chooses not to be with her. He finds her attractive and justfeels an electric impulse when he is with her and when he speaks his softwords he actu eithery makes this woman melt want butter. Martin hasntexperienced this reaction towards him in a long time so this woman ismain him feel outrageously special. So considering all the things hedisplayed what would Judge Martin Vacek do when she asks him whatsthe point of such a marriage Martin? He answers with the absoluteopposite of what she wanted to hear. She was waiting for Martin to presupposesomething to let her know that she is more special than his wife, but thatwasnt the case. imputable to his decision Judge Vacek loses out on an amazingly gorgeoustwenty year old girl but keeps his wife of thirty years who he has nofeelings for. Martin had a chance to chang e his mind and make her still