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Summary Of Abortion By Jig

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To summarize, Jig forms her own opinion throughout the story, discovers herself and makes a clear decision. At first she is unsure and observes from the side her companion’s behaviour and her surrounding. Then she looks for answers by questioning her companion and their relationship. Next she reflects by herself and dares to think about the other option of keeping the child. It is then that she expresses more openly her opinion, letting him know how she feels. When she understands the American’s attitude, his selfish stubbornness that will not change, she cannot tolerate him anymore. At the end of the story she is a different person. In other words, she answers with self-assurance and is certain about her choice, not to have the abortion. Another

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