Reading The Night Circus is a great opportunity to recognize the worth of such details as images or colors and improve reality by removing unnecessary things. The black-and-white tone defines the circus, while red, gold, and grey colors dilute the setting, reminding the reader about not belonging to the magic environment. Colors also play a crucial role because their choice helps the author delineate the place from reality. Time is unpredictable, as well as magic, and ordinary people or even magicians can do nothing to manage it. A circus is a place where time is flexible and hard to reach, maintaining the show, as well as challenges. To strengthen an understanding of magic in the novel, Morgenstern is determined with such concepts as time and colors. The images of magicians vary, introducing frank Tsukiko, isolated A. 1 The novel has a nonlinear narrative written from multiple viewpoints.

It was originally written for the annual writing competition National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) over the span of three competitions. The same way Rowling’s Harry, Hermione, and Ron or Okorafor’s Sunny, Chichi, and Orlu develop their skills, Celia and Marco teach from their parents but never neglect their interests and attitudes. The Night Circus is a 2011 fantasy novel by Erin Morgenstern. The Night Circus is rooted in a rivalry of two magicians, Hector Bowen (Prospero the Enchanter) and Alexander (A.H.) These men cannot stop their competition and use Celia and Marco to share their knowledge. However, to make sure magic continues existing is to choose followers and exchange experiences. There is no need to write them down or share not to diminish the level of power (Morgenstern, 2011). The main rule of magic is to keep secrets that possess power. Instead of trying to understand what happens, spectators admire the events on the stage, and magicians perform their tasks. And in most cases, what they are told that they see” (2011, p. Morgenstern is correct, saying “people see what they wish to see. The strongest aspect of the novel is to reveal the truth about magic creation.

The Night Circus by Erin Morgenstern