Relationships In The Chrysalids

The importance of relationships consists of disagreements, respect, common interests and also their opinions. The Waknuk community all can relate to each other because they all follow the same religion, the “True Image” or the “Nicholas Repentances”. In the Strorm family they all have different opinions, religious views. David and the telepaths all need to stick together because they all share the same secret. In the novel The Chrysalids by John Wyndham, the theme Relationships, relationships are very evident in people’s life’s, it creates the way people communicate, and who they communicate with.
In Waknuk people with deviations are not accepted. People who live in Waknuk who have deviations need to contain there deviations in order to contain their relationships with others. When Alan a boy who lives in Waknuk found out about Sophie’s six
David and Rosalind are the main characters out of the telepath group. They make most of the decisions. David awoke suddenly from a signal telling him that some of the group members have been captured, immediately he wakes Petra and they meet up with Rosalind, and flee to the Fringes. When Anne and Alan got married the group didn’t support her because their secret could get out. When Anne told the telepaths she was getting married they found it very difficult to believe that she was serious. The group tried reaching out to her but she simply blocked them out. In a result Alan was murdered. When decisions are made they affect relationships. Anne hung herself because Alan was killed and she believed it was the telepaths who did it. In the book Anne left a note, and in it, it releases who they really are even Rachel, Anne’s sister. Also in it she accuses them of collectively planning Alan’s murder. It was very important for all the telepaths to stick together, Rosalind and David understood this, therefore they controlled the group’s