There are many works of art in literature. Whenever you can extract personal experiences from the body of the work and relate to the text, the author has achieved his goal of authentically transforming the simple formation of words into a masterpiece derived from the thoughts and emotions of his own consciousness. Human relationships fill a big void in almost every single piece of literature you've ever read, whether it's fiction, poetry, drama, or anything else. In the novel “She's Come Undone” by Wally Lamb, the personal relationship between the protagonist, Delores Price, and the people around her is challenging and complex. As with any brilliant work of fiction, you find yourself relating to the character in ways you never thought you could. Delores shows many emotional setbacks and triumphs from start to finish. Through an articulated vocabulary, Wally Lamb manages to drag you into the world of Delores Price and the difficulties she faces from age four to forty. Although Delores tries day after day to discover who she truly is as a person, she struggles to find exactly what she is looking for. He thirsts for attention and relevance at a constant rate and never seems to get any. Through the influence of those who have been around her throughout her life and those who are just passing through, Delores grows into a strong, independent woman. with a colorful background. As she begins her days on earth, as an innocent child, she faces her parents' divorce and the betrayal of the family loyalty she has come to understand. As a child this puts a strain on her psyche and her ability to understand what a real family relationship is like. He has a hard time finding... half the paper... or giving to get something in return. You have to open up and let people in, even if there is a chance of being injured. Life is full of pain, but unless you can face the pain, how will you ever know what happiness is? Through long self-examination and reliving her pains and her life up to her current age of twenty, Delores Price discovers that she is a kind-hearted, passionate young woman. Really a big shock for her. Her relationships that failed in the past made her who she is today. Without them it wouldn't be as strong as it is now. Self-discovery, one of the main themes of the novel, lays bare the main theme of his relationships with others. Through the influence of those who have been with her throughout her life and those who are just passing through, Delores grows into a strong, independent woman with a colorful past...