Shilh Bobbi Ann Mason Analysis

Gary’s wife Sue, mother of two children and expecting her third child was a good companion to Nina. She accompanied her with her children to the Halifax mall and helped her purchase clothes. But once she returned home loneliness began killing her and in her heart of hearts her longing for a child began to grow intensely. Each time she has sex with her husband she hopes that she will be conceived. She is not aware that Ananda has a sexual dysfunction of premature ejaculation and to hide it form her, he was using the dental anaesthetic spray which was not meant for female depths.

Mike Noonan also meets a young, recently widowed woman with a child. He gets closer to this woman, which leads to him being caught in between a custody battle for the child. It involves the widowed woman, and a rich grandfather who feels he is more suitable for the child, as he has more money for the child to grow up fully. The woman has no money, and lives in a trailer doing all she can to prosper for her child. King brings back his past in this novel by having the main character, Mike Noonan, experience writer's block as he has when everything was going wrong in his life.

The Novel Their Eyes Were Watching God by Zora Neale Hurston follows the life of a Biracial woman named Janie as she struggles to find love and happiness in her confusing life. The novel begins showing Janie as a young girl. Hurston explains Janie 's family history by recounting how her black mother was raped by a white school teacher, leading to her biracial nature. The story instills in the reader a reason to be against white men. The novel is centered around the main motif of hair and most specifically Janie 's hair.

The struggle in Angelou’s life started when she was young. At the age of 8 Angelou was left mute for several years after a traumatic rape that also resulted in the murder of her rapist (Britannica 2). Though fastforwarding to 1940, Angelou moved to San Francisco with her mother working a variety of odd jobs until she became a professional dancer and also changing her name (Britannica 3). Work till this point of her life was all she knew and proceeded to continue this trend in order to achieve her dreams. Another look into her future Angelou now working as a professor of an American studies at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina (Britannica 6).

Adams wants to show that her son has the help with Heaven and God and that they are with him every step of the way. With the help of his mother's allusions, John Adams will be encouraged to become great like the heroic men of the past. Abigail Adams employs allusion and pathos with her motherly voice to illustrate the connection she has with her son. Adams wants her son to do great things, but he needs to overcome challenges first. Readers can see the connection with Adams and her son by employing a motherly diction.

During all this, her younger brother Raymond is badly injured in a bicycle accident. After this incident, Santiago moves with her mother to New York to find better care for Raymond. In addition, Santiago explains how her they were eleven in their family, yet their parents were not married. The history of her family was that of tension and sadness. Santiago reveals a life full of joy, sorrow, laughter, and pain.

After she killed her husband, she escaped for several months in western Canadian wilderness because the antagonists who are her husband’s twin brothers is seeking her for revenge. In addition, she is in agony because she lost her baby one week after giving birth to him. For instance, the novel describes her as “widowed by her own hands”(The Outlander—a novel (2007), Gil Adamson, chapter 12, p.4), which means Mary causes her husband’s death. The stories are interwove and are divided into three topics which are “Now goes to the sun”, “Fireflies in the dark”, and “World without end”. Our protagonist improves her characteristics in every single chapter.

Her parents and extended family fought against the new Islamic regime, but after four years, fearing for their daughter’s safety they sent her to Austria alone. In Persepolis: the Story of a Childhood Satrapi uses mood, theme, and characterization in her memoir to demonstrate how her suffering during the Islamic Revolution in the 1980s led to her migration and how political problems could lead into suffering of innocent people. In three significant panels found near the end of the graphic novel, Marjane’s mother tries to shake some sense into her daughter as she holds her tightly about the shoulders and looks her in the eyes. Marjane had just talked back to the teacher in school that day causing the teacher to place a call to her parents. In the first panel Marjane’s mother angrily explains that a girl who gets into trouble and then is arrested could be forced to marry a Guardian of the

A Thousand Splendid Suns is a story about a girl named Mariam, the story takes place in the 1960s she lives in Herat ,Afghanistan she is a troubled girl because she has a very difficult relationship with her mother Nana who is not doing so well economically. Miriam also has a father, Jalil and he is doing very well economically he has a job as a business mas and has other 3 wives and many other brothers and sisters , but he takes time to see Miriam once a week because she is and illegitimate child.One day she tells her father that she wants to live with him and his family and he agrees but then never shows up , so Miriam decides to go look for him and finds his house but he does not let her in and so she stays there and spends the night sleeping there and Jalil tells his driver to taker her home , but something bad happens and when she arrives at her house she finds her mother Nana dead , she had committed suicide. After the funeral Miriam is taken to her fathers house but as it was expected his other wives do not want anything to do with her because she is not heir child or their responsibility,so they tell Jalil to let her

It is this male dominance that deems women as second class citizens who do not need an education. In ‘Alicia who sees mice’, Alicia attends university , due to her mother dying she has ‘inherited her mother’s rolling pin and sleepiness’ although she has the opportunity to study , it is not as important as looking after her family. Esperanza’s mother is not as lucky , she is a typical women in Latin America. Her life revolves around her marriage, family and children. Due to being a woman , Esperanza’s mother was not able to complete her education , instead she was forced to stay at home and look after Esperanza and her siblings while her husband provided for them, she strongly resents this ‘“I could have been somebody, you know?