Terry Kays To Dance With the White Dog :: To Dance With the White Dog

The Power of Love in Terry Kays To Dance With the W doe DogTerry Kay said thither was a grand romance of life between his parents. (179). Kay captures his parents clippingless love and celebrates his family in his novel To Dance With the White Dog. Kay believes that his parents love still carried on, even after their death. Sam and Cora Peeks love is portrayed through the snowy dog that Sam aphorism drubbing up grease on his back porch. Strangely, the white dog looked just like a dog that Sam and his wife had when they first were married. Another chemical element that makes the occurrence of the white dog even stranger is that it did not show up at Sams house until after Cora died. Kay said that his parents had an undying love he uses his novel to express his parents love. Kay also notes that true love does not recognize the concept of time and can perchance carry on lasting for eternity. Whenever Sam Peek needed anyone, the white dog was there for him. The White dog would onl y show herself when she felt necessary. whiz night Sam Peeks hip was bothering him very bad. Sam got out of his chair to get a pain pill but hit the floor soon after. The white dog strangely opened the door and was running around the yard. Kate, one of Sams daughters, saw the white dog. The white dog was trying to protect Sam and was only there for him in times of crisis. The white dog was possibly Coras undying love extending from heaven. Cora cute to be there for Sam regardless of the boundaries and she was able to through the white dog. Later on in the book, Sam died from cancer. Sams youngest child, James, went to his parents grave. James walked into the plot, between the grave mounds of his mother and father, and he knelt. Then he saw them across the chest of sand on the grave of Robert Samuel Peek, he saw the paw prints, prints so light they could have been made by air. (178). Cora did not have to worry about Sam since he was finally with her in heaven. So as soon as Sam die d, the white dog disappeared.Terry Kay believed that there was an undying love between his parents. That was evident in the short time the white dog was with Sam.