“Their relationship was doomed from the beginning”

Extremely tense, mad, absolutely amoral, strong, hard – it’s impossible to describe the relations between Lolita and Humbert in this widely-known, maybe, possibly the most popular of Vladimir Nabokov’s novels, “Lolita”. From the beginning of the novel which is told from the first person – Humbert, the reader understands that it will be about the fatal love of the main character.
Humbert is an English literature teacher had a tragic childhood love that traumatized him and made him feel obsessed with “nymphets”, young girls who possess a mysterious seductive power. When he meets Lolita his life changes. Lolita is a 12-years old girl that who represents the exact picture that Humbert had been carrying in his mind during all those years of trying to overcome his odd sexual obsession for with young girls. He marries Charlotte Haze, her mother, just to be closer to her, and after Charlotte’s death in an accident, he takes Lolita for the a journey around the country.
Humbert that should have has little control over a little the young girl, who understands that he has become completely obsessed with Lolita her, and that she can manipulate him to obtain whatever she wants. He becomes mad at some point – he is interested in nothing except Lolita. He doesn’t want the girl to socialize with other people, but Lolita makes him let her go to school. Their relationships becomes more and more strained: Humbert envies is jealous of the girl, accuses her of being unfaithful, and threatens to put her in an orphanage if she doesn’t comply with his sexual demands. Humbert feels afraid of being accused of involving the girl discovered in this socially in unacceptable relationship and gets becomes more and more suspicious paranoid. He notes that a strange man that has an interest in their relationship and he decides to leave for the next trip town. The man follows them and Humbert suspects Lolita to be is in contact with him. Lolita becomes ill, and Humbert must take her to the hospital. However, when Humbert returns to get her, the nurses tell him that somebody has already picked her up.
He finds her again in 2 years, married and pregnant. He wants her to be back, but she refuses. Humbert departs. After getting to know finding out that she dies has died in childbirth, he dies of heart failure. The novel ends with the deaths of the main characters, leaving no doubt, that this relationship between a young girl and an adult man was a definitely doomed one that to completely changed and destroyed their lives.