Else he gets mad. How’d you like not to talk to anybody”(95) Curley’s wife got lonely and did not have anyone to talk to. Curley’s wife said to lennie about how no one cares how she lives“Seems like ain't none of them cares how i gotta live”(96). So basically, no one doesn't care about what she does with her life or how she lives it. She started talking about her past and she said to Lennie“I lived right in Salinas.Come there when I was a kid.
These lines prove that her biographers didn’t talk about her love for her mother, or basically her family. “your biographers never understand” (line 15). This line also proves the same things as in lines six and seven. “…though you’re poor it isn’t poverty / that concerns you” (lines 18-19). Poverty and money isn’t what matters, love and family is what matters.
Lily was a victim of abuse and neglect at the hand of her father T. Ray. She was alone, and her father made no attempt at trying to care for her. All T. Ray ever did was yell, hit, and punish Lily for no apparent reason. One night she went outside to lay in the moonlight with her shirt unbuttoned in an attempt to get away from everything and feel a little bit of freedom in her life. Her father caught in the act and without even asking Lily what happened told her, “You act no better than a slut” (24).
My great-aunt felt that we are wonderers or nomads. We don’t settle down or stay and go from place to place as our live dictate it. She doesn’t understand what it meant by makes things come round in queer ways. 3. “Dis ain’t no business proposition, and no race after property and titles.
She became rebellious towards her husband and she no longer submitted to his commands. This awakening caused her to realize that, “even though her husband and her children were a part of her life, they could not posses her body and
Her family wanted nothing to do with her because they had no use for her. She could no longer rely on her family for any form of support. When Ruth realizes this, she knows it’s time to change. She enters the world by herself. Ruth’s abandonment is what started the process of her changing her entire life.
As a result of these actions, they are seen as having some sort of mental incapacity and are treated for it. Therefore, this is not ordinary and Conrad was not either. Another character in this movie who is not ordinary is Beth Jarett, Conrad's mother. Conrad feels as if she does not love him. She hardly talks to him.
She did not treat her other two children as kindly as she treated Timmie. Maggie’s father was also a smaller part because he died by chapter four also. Maggie knew only the life of her family where she was not loved and eventually grew ashamed of it. Mary has a strong reputation as a joke. She thinks she is a woman who it fulfilling her duties as a woman but she was not.
Pontellier’s property. Edna partly believes that if she can prove her independence from her husband that Robert will want to be with her. She no longer cared about the needs of her husband she was fully lost in her own dreams. “Without even waiting for an answer from her husband regarding his opinions of wishes in the matter, Edna hastened her preporations for quitting her home on Esplanade street and moving into the little house around the block”(Choplin 84). Moving out of her husband’s house made her feel free, she didn’t want to be surrounded by her husband’s belongings, she wanted to be completely self-efficient.
Unfortunately, in the process of obtaining an education Dee abandons her family heritage replacing it with a new “modern” way of life. Mama tells the story of Dee’s visit to the family home from college. In “Everyday Use” the narrator, Mama, characterizes herself and her younger daughter, Maggie, as uneducated and ignorant; however, one will find although they did not obtain a college education like Mama’s older daughter Dee, Mama and Maggie are far more knowledgeable of their own heritage than Dee. Despite Dee’s college education, it becomes obvious that when it comes to family heritage she is the one who is ignorant not Mama and Maggie. As the narrator, Mama, describes herself it is evident she has low self esteem.