Why I like what I like

Fond of courtesy and passion

I love historical romance movies because it intertwines culture and courtesy of old love stories. I have this personal taste on romance in its honorable way because it portraits courtship based on respect and courtesy. Historical romance shows the pure and sincere romance. It shows historical facts and culture intertwined with a fictional romance story. It shows good manners towards a lady which people had on those days. Plus, honor, respect and courtesy are central themes of their plots.

Historical Romance is a wide category of fictional plots taken placed in the past -specially in British regency. It develops a plot based on the relationship between a hero and heroine as the key thread and overriding element of the story. Historical novels capture the details including social norms, manners, customs, and traditions. Many novels in this genre tell fictional stories that involve actual historical figures or historical events. It satisfies both one's educated interest in reconstructions of past events and ways of life and one's fascination with fictional adventures in regions of place and mind rarely represented in the historical record. In conclusion, this genre is my favorite because shows important values in past regency cultures as well as romantic adventures full of courtesy, honor, and passion.

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