Meet the new Romeo and Juliet. We fall in love with The Fault in our Stars’ Hazel Grace
Lancaster and Augustus Waters “the way you fall asleep, slowly, and then all at
once.” Hazel and Augustus are two of the most beloved characters written in
this decade, and despite the fact that they are fiction, with The Fault in Our
Affliction Fan Memorabilia Pack, fans get the chance to enter the world of
Hazel and Augustus, literally. Included in this pack is a “literal” heart of
Jesus, an infinity necklace for girls and an infinity wristband for boys, a t
shirt with cigarettes on it the says “it’s a metaphor,” all enclosed inside a box
made to look like the fictional book talked about in the novel, An Imperial Affliction. With this pack
you can relive the best lines, objects and moments from The Fault in our Stars!
When Hazel and Augustus first meet
at a support group for kids with cancer in The
Fault in our Stars, their first encounter is quite hilarious. The support
group leader Patrick says while praying that the group is “literally in the
heart of Jesus,” this turns into one of the most memorable conversations of the
novel: "We are literally in the heart of
Jesus," he said. "I thought we were in a church basement, but we are
literally in the heart of Jesus." "Someone should tell Jesus," I
said. "I mean, it's gotta be dangerous, storing children with cancer in
your heart." "I would tell Him myself," Augustus said, "but
unfortunately I am literally stuck inside of His heart, so He won't be able to
hear me." With the Fault in our Affliction Fan Memorabilia Pack, fans can
get a “literal” heart of Jesus that inside stores the most memorable quotes
from the novel that can be posted on notebooks, walls or anything! Fans can
relive the hilarity of this joke and feel closer to Hazel and Augustus. What we’re
offering here, essentially, is to connect with some of the most memorable
moments and quotes of the novel, which is also offered with the infinity
necklace/wristband included in the pack. Hazel tells Augustus that “some
infinities are bigger than other infinities,” which fans of the novel will love
because they can now be both stylish and be connected to Hazel and Gus! In the
novel, Gus is also deeply in to metaphors. He often would pull out a cigarette,
place it between his teeth, and yet, not smoke it. He said that “It's a
metaphor, see: You put the killing thing right between your teeth, but you
don't give it the power to do its killing.” This t shirt enclosed in the pack
is both a way for Gus to live on even though he passed away, and it’s a
conversation starter. It’s not every day someone’s wearing a shirt with
cigarettes on it! Be a trend setter! In the novel, Hazel has an obsession with
a book very relatable to her, An Imperial
Affliction. She can relate to it like no one else can and it comes up again
and again throughout the novel, making fans wish it was a real book. All the
items in this pack are enclosed inside of a box painted to look like the book
cover for An Imperial Affliction. Fans can feel like the novel is real and also
create their own sequel to An Imperial
Affliction with the extra blank pages inside the box.
This fan memorabilia pack will allow
The Fault in our Stars fans to relive the quotable and memorable moments in the
book and feel as if they know Hazel and Gus themselves. It’s a way to continue
the infinity and is something that can be passed down for generations. This
pack is so one of a kind that its appeal will garner new fans to flock to the
book immediately. Its appeal will also attract people to John Green’s other
novels and could lead to more memorabilia packs. All the items represent ideas
central to the novel as a whole, and with the pack fans can experience them for
themselves. The items enclosed are special, and things that can be cherished forever,
just like Hazel and Gus’ little infinity.
Good work, Katelyn! I like the specific items you chose to focus on and how they tell the story of this book. Creative packaging idea to put it in people's hands, too. Well written!
ReplyDeleteSooo the book an imperial affliction isnt real?:(
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