Language barriers can cause people to feel discriminated against, meaning that they make feel unhappy and uncomfortable in the setting. This can really lower their self-esteem and make them feel that they are not worthy. Also, without the right equipment and support, the service user may not receive the right care and help that they need causing things to become worse for
The story parallels Nia Vardalos' life to a large degree. In the film, Nia becomes 'Toula,' a woman who is shamefully single at the dreadfully old age of 30. At least that's how she's viewed by her overbearing, 100% Greek father (played with gusto by Michael Constantine), and to a lesser degree, the rest of her enormous clan. Determined to make a break from her tiresome life as a waitress in her family's restaurant, Toula goes where no woman from her family has gone before - she enrolls in college and learns computer skills. Voilá, as easy as that she transforms into a lively, lovely woman who catches the eye of the handsome, non-Greek Ian (John Corbett).
Matt now has a son, a good wife, and an ordinary life; he still has a good family life without going to university. In contrast with Kate, although she has good education and job, she doesn’t have her own family and in fact, she says, “I had never thought I would really love anyone.” (89) From another perspective, she seems to be the one that is going to have a sad life. Similar with Luke, when he rejects Sally it is due to his responsibility as a caregiver. He is happy with his decision since it is for his family. If Matt chooses to go to university instead and leaves Marie, he will most likely lose his happiness and truly be an emotionless “nerd” and suffers like Kate who does not truly knows the meaning of love.
Daisy, on East Egg does not desire money and has social standing. Gatsby only desires money in order to win Daisy but lacks social standing. While he lives on West Egg, he does so only in order to view his dream, Daisy, on East Egg. In fact, Gatsby’s father tells Nick that “Jimmy always liked it better down East” (9:176). Daisy, while she may love Gatsby, loves social standing more and so she remains on East Egg in a loveless relationship.
A Greek woman has no personal wants or desire and she respects her controlling and powerful husband. A Greek woman is very dedicated to her family and everything she does is most likely for them. For example: A Greek women would have to watch her figure and cannot eat much besides small pieces of bread soaked in wine regardless of how hungry she might be. This is because she needs to stay in shape for her husband and also for reproduction. This hierarchal society occurs because of the different contributions women and men contribute to the society.
Red lobster has all the qualities of a great restaurant. They have great teasing food, their sea food is exceptional. You have never tasted good food until you have tasted food from red lobsters; they really know their sea food. Their restaurant is really outstanding and attractive, the nose catches the smell of the food, the environment makes you feel very welcome and the crews members make you feel like one of the family. If you like eating at red lobsters, you must have the money to pay for you
Michael has grown up in and out of foster care in a poor society, until a high-class family, the Tuohy’s adopts him as one of their own. He becomes enrolled into a white Christian school for his sporting talents, and is immediately discriminated for his colour, size and lack of education. Michael is very similar to Dolly as they are both discriminated by their colour and lack of education shown by the bank manager when he says to Gladys in a heartless tone “What I’m wondering is how she’d fit in”, this makes Gladys become blunt and irritated. This same discrimination is also shown at the ball when Dolly is humiliated by Nancy, and is immediately frozen in shame, saying to herself “My ball gown? Courtesy of the town bloody tip?” resulting in her crying and leaving the
He thinks with the lodge money for his wife’s death, Zalmon has become a rich man and it would be a good chance to marry off Bessie. Bessie however is shocked on hearing this and says she hates the smell of fish. If Zalmon was the last man on earth, she wouldn’t marry him. When Bessie sees that Zalmon’s youngest son, Dave is burning with fever and really needs love and affection of a mother figure, she decides to marry despite never liking
Edna Pontellier, often reflects on her role of mother-of-two who is married to a well-off and often traveling brokerage-business husband Leonce Pontellier. The community views Leonce as the ideal husband, for Leonce he adores and provides for wife and children, he is quite consistently concerned about the welfare and happiness of his household. Yet Edna does not look at Leonce as her choice of husband, she says their marriage was accidental, that as she was growing up there are particular men that came around her that she would have wished to take her hand. Leonce is disciplined, insistent and low-toned, often dissatisfied about Edna's attention to the children and other household issues, more so because he is often away on business and Edna
The reason for this is because he wanted James to be a man, so his younger siblings could look up to him and make wise choices. Octavia is not a nice mother but James knew in order for his mother to cherish him and be proud of him, he had to do as she said. The mother was preparing his son for the cruel and harsh world that African Americans dealt with at the time. Octavia also showed a lot of pride to his son. After being offered a warm meal by a white woman in town, Octavia refused.