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The Struggle In Coralie's Paw

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In the first stations Corali is described as a miserable woman who does not have any money even to pay her own small room rent.She has not paid it in six months, so the tenement is urging her to pay it. Other wise, she would be kicked out of his place. " Coralie closes her eyes. A couple of tears fall on the coarse unbleached cotton pillowcase." The readers can notice the struggles of Coralie 's survival since she has two sons that are ashamed of having a homeless and beggar mother that cannot even support herself. Coralie has to leave her small room and keeps beggaring in the streets to see someone with good heart that could shelter her.

In these first stations, Coralie 's father is described as an important wholesale merchant from Rue

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