himself. One truly led to a beautiful “Life after Death” the other lead to…an unbelievably horrible one. Ever man had to choose one or the other, knowingly or unknowingly, for himself. That choice set in motion the consequences automatically. “Oh my God…” Los Angeles was a beautiful city, with millions of beautiful people. They were the life and heart of the changing city. Once upon a time, the Spanish speaking families actually populated the city, then centuries ago the states went west, and the
shows what the Igbo society 's idea for what being a man is about. the male villager loyaltys to others when a woman is murdered by another village. we also learn that Umuofian traditions include the worship of wooden items showing their personal god, but also the common one. Ch3 use of plot shows how Okonkwo 's hatred for his father has grown, as well as how his own determination to succeed. The separation between the man 's and woman 's world in Umuofian culture is further shown. in the roles
Migration is one of the significant subjects of Mukherjee’s novel. The process of migration has always been a dislocating and alienating experience for many diasporic writers. It separates the migrant from the home and culture to such an extent that their very being undergoes thorough transformation. This transformation is such that it alienates the migrant from the occident who is firmly rooted in the western culture. One of such migrating character is Bharati Mukherjee’s Jasmine who undergoes a