The character Lisa was being beaten every day since her engage with Blair. He was very controlling; she had to call him for every step she takes and every move she make he had to be posted. Her mother represented a male aspect in Lisa’s life this is because she was also controlling of who she marry. When Lisa had too much of the brutal beating she took matters into her own hands. Well basically she ran away from him to Madea house for safety.
Nguyen’s father was desperate to raise high achieving children, believing the sacrifices he and his wife had made were far too great for them not to be. From a young age the Nguyen children were brutally caned and publically humiliated for anything below a report card “A”. Their lives revolved around working seven days a week in the family restaurant, stopping only to complete homework and household chores, and scrabbling desperately to live up to the tremendous pressure their father placed upon them. Nguyen’s father controlled every hour of her and her siblings lives and when any situation fell out of his control, they were forced to suffer the full force of his anger. However, as a very young woman Nguyen recognised the injustice she had been dealt and acknowledged that she deserved better, she ran away from home and went into hiding, never to have direct contact with her father again, despite the ultimate shame it would cast over her family.
The young woman is nineteen when she is kidnapped and within a couple of years becomes pregnant and bears a son, Jack. Room is home to Jack, but to Ma, it is the prison where Old Nick has kept her for seven years. Through ingenuity and determination, Ma creates a life for herself and her son, but she knows it’s not enough for either of them. Jack’s curiosity is building alongside Ma’s desperation and Room can not contain either of them for much longer. With that being said, the main effects of Ma’s unfortunate abduction result in seven long years of being held captive, Ma’s trauma and phases of depression which lead her to suicidal attempts, and most importantly, both a stumbling block and advantage, the bearing of her only son, Jack.
Over 30 different torture rooms were put into the castle. Nobody knew of them and Holmes was successfully receiving business. Scandal broke out with the Pitezel family and Holmes was eventually caught for his actions. Ted Bundy was the son of a woman named Eleanor but was raised to believe that woman was his sister and that his grandparents were his parents. He lived a life full of lies and hate.
Examples of flashback and irony are used in the film to make the plot more effective. (POINT) There are several examples of flashbacks, however, one of the most important examples takes place when Jim is given an opportunity to have a second comeback fight. Towards the later part of the fight, Jim received a heavy punch which knocked his mouth guard off and he was so worn out it seemed as if he would lose. (PROOF) A flashback takes place at this moment in which Jim sees his children’s empty beds because they had to be sent away from home. He also pictures the poor living conditions of his family and their unpaid bills which suggest that there isn’t enough food to eat.
Likewise, the hardships Tom had to endure as a child toughened his soul and sharpened his mind. Abandoned by his alcoholic father, Tom lived in “a miserable tworoom tenement” (Anderson 650) with his mom and siblings. The situation went from bad to worse when his mother passed away, leaving her little children uncared for. Tom, who was just 10 years old at that time, forced himself to overcome grief and to hold himself together for the sake of his siblings. He even shoved his father off in the funeral of his mother and worked arduously to fend for his family.
I recall being 5 years old when I was sleeping with my older brother and my father came home drunk and out of his mind, arguing and fighting with my mother. He didn’t need a reason to be mad, he just had to leave and have a few drinks to set him off. My mother went to our room, woke us up and took us out of the house; my father went into a rampage and started breaking mirrors and throwing stuff on the walls. It is a few years later, when I realized that we didn’t had to go through all that. As the years kept going by, my father had moments of sobriety and converted to Christianity; however, it was a vicious circle.
Purple Hibiscus In Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s novel “Purple Hibiscus”, the character “Mama” or “Beatrice” is married to a man named “Eugene” more commonly known in the novel as “Papa”. The couple have two children named “Jaja” and “Kambili” (the main protagonist). Papa is brutal to his children and wife by subjecting them to frequent beatings for minor mishaps such as “eating during a fast” , “being in a house with a heathen” , or “being the second best student in their class”, mishaps like that are punished by beatings. It is odd that any wife would return after being brutally beaten every moment of their life when she doesn’t reach her husband’s standards. One possible reason is that Eugene is the richest man in Nigeria and that he can single handedly ensure a bright future for their children.
He lost his father in war, his wife was him unfaithful, he had controlling teachers in school, and he had to deal with a very overprotective mother. In the film you see that Pink misses his father, because when he plays in the park as a child he tries to take a random man in the hand, and pretend that it is his father. Pink is very close to his mother, and the mother cannot let go of him because she is overprotecting him. In the film you can see the close relationship to his mother when he lies in the pool which is a symbol of the mother’s womb. Pink is drowning and drowning and want to escape but he is not able to do that.
Throughout “Long Day’s Journey into Night” by Eugene O’Neill, the issue of the past is one that is brought up quite often, by the entire Tyrone family. Mary; the mother; resents that she has never been able to feel at home, while also battling her addiction to morphine because her husband was too stingy to pay for a real doctor. As well as the men of the family’s addiction to alcohol. The children hate their father for his cheap ways and for the way they were brought up. And lastly, Tyrone resents taking on a family, because it kept him from making his “big break” as an actor.