Edna's Independence In The Awakening

However what Nea does not understand in all her youth and idealism , is that sourdi does not want to be saved: She willfully accepts her fate and her marriage to Mr.Chhay because she finds financial stability and a secure future. Since the beginning of the story Nea believes that she is saving or protecting Sourdi from the expectations of her mother and Mr. Chhay. The mother and the uncle have fix a marriage with an older man named Mr.Chhay. Sourdi is a young girl that has a boyfriend name Duke, But her mom really dosen’t cares what Sourdi thinks or wants. So Sourdi meets Mr.chhay and she feels uncomfortable in the

The virtue of mother is showing kindness to her children and father despite rough times. Mother shows her kindness to her daughter Fletch and her younger son Euly by helping them around the house just like a mom should do. I feel that mother thinks she is a failure, since she is not able to provide a regular life for her children. It will cause her

As I explained in the first paragraph, due to the time period and world event, women were kicked out of the factory jobs because the men came back from war and needed a job. Ultimately, women were back at home cleaning and caring for their children. In the last paragraph, Beauvoir says, “…women’s work within the home gives her no autonomy; it is not directly used to society, it does not open out on the future, it produces nothing” (384). A women’s hard work at home does not impact society in a negative or positive way, it is essentially meaningless. While, we can assume work produced by the husband is very important for his family.

The daughter feels like it's a world away from California. She also hasn’t seen her aunt since she was a baby so she feels like a stranger to her. However, her mother feels like moving her there for the summer would be good for her relationship. Also it would help her mom get her degree faster and they wouldn’t have to move anymore. To conclude the stories “ Confetti Girl” and “Tortilla Sun” had a lot of tension through the narrators and their parents.

There are some points in life where you lose faith in people, especially Jeannette Walls’ parents. Her parents left the family to starve, stole the money they were saving, and the dad was an alcoholic. After all of that happens, you start to lose faith in the people who you love and start to not trust them. The parents always did always save the day when they needed to, like when the father got $950 for Jeannette to stay in college because she couldn’t afford it. Rex said to Jeannette,” ...There are times when I think you're the only one around who still has faith in me...I don't know what I'd do if you ever lost it.

It is a way of escape from her feeling of confinement. As the story progresses, the girl explains why she has this passion. She feels left out from her husband. Her husband is always gone while she is at home. So she found growing Chrysanthemums as a way to keep things off her mind or out of her feeling of being confined.

Even though the narrator doesn’t specify that Mr. Mallard was an abusive, controlling husband, it is safe to assume that his wife did perform the same as an average housewife would have during this time period. During the beginning of the story, Ms. Mallard is shocked by her husband’s death and does not know how to cope or feel relieved. She does not know how to move on with her life nor does she know how to react, all she knows is that she is now a widow.

Though after her mother leaves..Ellen follows shortly after promising Tam a dance when she comes back which she does. Now for some of the characters. Ellen’s father like I said is “serious-like” from what I saw and doesn’t like Ellen going on the beach or at least near the water. Now Pa...he takes care of Ellen..it seems like that...making sure she is okay and trying to keep her happy. Margaret also takes care of Ellen...she is also the wife of Ellen’s father if you didn’t know already.

George and Lennie made plans of a future together, they cared for each other and made sacrifices for the each other. Curleys wife doesn’t even like Curley. She tells Lennie “I don’t like Curley, He ain’t a nice fellow.” In a strong supportive relationship at the very least you need to like the other person. 2 weeks after getting married they are already gossiping behind each other’s back with negative comments . Instead of having companionship this leads to Curley’s wife feeling alone and the need for

Ammu begins to look for ways to regain control over her own life, such as her relationship with Velutha. However, because of the events that transpire from the relationship, she begins to resent her children even more, once even shouting at them that “If it wasn 't for you I wouldn 't be here! I would have been free!" (240). This event showcases that when Ammu begins to focus on her own wish to be free of society’s constrictions, she no longer can prioritize the needs of her children, and in fact begins to view them as a