As the days goes by his family became more frustratuate on him. Gregor’s sister, Grete, treats him with kindness and at the end, she also was the one who confront to Mr.Samsa and Mrs. Samsa that they need to get rid of the monster that is living them. “‘Father, Mother,’ said his sister, hitting the table with her hand as introduction, ‘we can’t carry on like this. Maybe
Hulga’s poor health keeps her at her home all the time. Hulga wants to leave home and really does not want to come back. She does not have a good relationship with her mother because Hulga is “too smart” for her family which breaks the bond between them. Since Hulga dislikes her mom she changed her name to make her mother even more mad at her. 2.
Shell did not give her daughter a set of instructions, because she wanted to examine her daughter 's reaction to boredom. She noticed that her daughter became frustrated, because she did not know what to do with her free time. The girl then began to explore different ways to entertain herself. Shell realized that allowing her child to think for herself, made her feel like she had something to offer. Shell concludes by stating that letting children become independent opens doors for them to become successful.
As the play progresses, it is revealed that Nora’s disobedience consists of more than simply eating the occasional macaroon: at the beginning of her marriage, she secretly borrowed money from Nils Krogstad and forged her father’s signature in order to finance a trip to Italy that was necessary to save Torvald’s life. When Torvald finds out about the debt and fails to forgive her until he is sure that his reputation is safe, Nora realizes that her understanding of herself, her husband, her marriage, and even her society was all wrong. She decides that she can no longer be happy in her life and marriage, and resolves to leave Torvald and her home in order to find a sense of self and learn about the world. The play's final image of Nora is of an embittered yet sophisticated, intelligent, and newly empowered woman boldly escaping the
Sarah boxer challenge the film industry to show her an animated kids’ movie that has a named mother in it who lives until the credits roll, so they went and made movies like Brave, Coraline, A Bug’s Life, Antz, The Incredibles, and The Lion King, Sarah Boxer was shocked when they made those movies. I am getting ahead of myself. I was talking about the mother’s death and that plot has a long history that even goes past the motherless Luke Skywalker from Star Wars. It is so deeply woven into our story that we tell the younger kids that it is impossible to explain. When we are young and just learning these stories, we don’t realize that the mothers of most cartoons are dead, we only realize it when we get older, then our hole child world comes chasing down on us.
In this film, a collision of cultures and traditions occur. This collision of cultures and traditions happen between Bee, Benji and Uncle Chuan. Bee grew up in Malaysia until a certain age of 8-10 and was then after sent to England by her father for better education. Uncle Chuan being strict in cultural and traditional matters finds it hard to accept Benji, the Caucasian man his daughter is engaged to. The superstitious side of Uncle Chuan is first seen at the dinner table where Benji offers the head of the chicken to him which means bad luck to him.
But, added to everything one may be ignorant to about the food industry, it means a lot. And it’s simply not fair that companies are able to do that and get away with it. The film presents you four teens facing obesity, each with a different story, condition and background. Their families are all supportive, as expected, and they all want to help their kids. However, it can be heartbreaking to see these kids talking about the problems they face, most of them being related to having to loose weight.
They just wanted Yeong-hye to follow the social norm, eating meat, cooking meat, and did what the father and her husband wanted her to do. The most important thing is that the father did not want her daughter to shame him. This situation can also be found in The Moon Lady. In the story, Amah told Ying Ying that did not ask too many questions, she did not need to understand and she just needed to follow her mother. She also told Ying Ying not to shame her.
A Raisin in the Sun mother discusses when he gets like that in life you just get to do something different push on out and do something bigger”pg 537 scene2. Mama has provided help to her family, facing plenty of obstacles during an argument and fights that left catastrophic drama. Please quote shows a lot of consciousness and an overprotective about her family, picking each other up and work hard to get along with each other. A Raisin in the Sun Lennon younger says “I I just see my family falling apart today just falling apart, he was going backwards instead of going forward” page 537pg scene 2. Mom experience total heartbreak but help herself up notre to help her family to fix the problems and find a solution to it.
According to the stories we discussed in class, I saw that while parents were much attached to their heritages and origins, children were prone to disregard their traditions and to behave the way the new community would accept them. For more illustration I will mention a story that uncovered how deep the generation gap and the difference in beliefs and thoughts between parents and children are. "The Joy Luck Club" is a sufficient example that displayed how the Chinese mother's character and thoughts never meet her daughter's. They argued about many issues in life such as, the way the daughter should cut her hair, giving a tip of the waiter in the restaurant and choosing her partner in life. Through different stories and this specially, I could link between the background and the story and to know that this generation gap was the result of having their children raised in