Ana In Amy Tan's The Joy Luck Club

Ana even goes as far as telling her mother “Why is a women’s virginity the only thing that matters? I have thoughts, feelings, and opinions.” (Real) her mother looks at her weird. On the other hand there is Ana’s teacher Mr. Guzman, who sees the benefits from sending Ana to college and leaver her dirty old neighborhood. Mr. Guzman helps Ana out by pulling some strings at Colombia University. He also tells her to apply for scholarships, but when she doesn’t he shows up at her house. When she did get into Colombia University the first person to tell her was Mr. Guzman. Ana’s mother does not support Ana leaving for college and leaving the family. Even on the day does leave, her mom doesn’t even say goodbye to her own daughter.

When Oscar is eighteen years old he meets an important girl named Ana in an SAT prep class. He immediately falls in love, but unfortunately also falls “into one of those Let’s-Be-Friends Vortexes” (Díaz 41). While Oscar is just one of her

Harold starts pursuing Ana using irrational methods after adding passion and desire to pursue ambitions in his life. One day, he gets up in the middle of the night and goes all the way to Ana’s bakery to give Ana flours when she heads home from her bakery. Were Harold to

- 80-year-old Hungarian - No social filter - Quirky, eccentric - No family, friends - Pushes people away, isolated - Has a past – hard life in war o In Australia as refugee - Nosy - Husband died a year ago - Moved house - Dog called Bella - Before - Ana is angry and hostile to others and has no family or friends. - She is isolated and lonely - None of them seem able to reach out and get help on their own, but as the relationship between

The common theme of courage can be found in “I Escaped a Violent Gang,” and “Susan B Anthony Dares to Vote!” Susan has the courage to stand up for woman rights and Ana in “I Escaped a Violent Gang” stood up for the truth which took courage to do. But

Ana Gutierrez as an individual has lived in an life that had its rough endings. Where she just wanted to give up, but hasn't, living in a apartment with her current Fiance Smokey Cattee, both of them enjoy spending their times playing video games with each other or probably going

Ana remembered that Kat was about to tell the story of her family's death; she was to reveal the moment that trapped her in a state of arrested development; the trauma that made her choose to never allow another person to affect her or change her. And in revealing that moment, should would face it and embrace it and integrate it, and become free, finally.

Academic status and They live with their parents and their father’s mother. Ana’s father is a chiropractor, and her mother stays at home with the younger brother and grandmother. This gives the counselor information on the family dynamics and who cares for the child on a consistent basis. Also, because the grandmother lives in the home, it may also be necessary to understand the relationship between Ana and her grandmother.

When Ana was a junior at the University of Virginia she studied abroad and became associated with a Spanish student. The two became very close over their leftist ideals and political radicalisms. They spent time together during frequent anti-government and anti-American protest. A fellow college student and friend of Ana's stated “After every protest, Ana used to explain to me the ‘atrocities’ that the U.S.A. government used to do to other countries,” and “She was already so torn. She did not want to be American but

In the end, Ana leaves to attend Columbia University in New York. She is last seen walking confidently through the streets of Time Square

Amanda finished cleaning the mess and the house, and she went to find Tabby to ask to go to the party. She looked all over for Tabby, and could not find her. But she did find a note on the fridge that said “see you later.” Then she knew that her step-sisters had already left without her. She threw herself down and started crying wishing that she could have cleaned faster, and

Guzman. We can see how Mr. Guzman is telling her to do the college application and we see how Ana tells that she is not going because of money. Also we can see in the next scenes how she is quitting her job and walking away, by the time pass in the same day Ana’s family are waiting for her to arrived, so they can give her a surprise by celebrating her birthday. In this particular scene it shows the main purpose of the story the confrontation between Ana and her mother Carmen Garcia, referring that Ana needs to work in the Estela her sister factory, because Ana quit her job and they need to work and help Estella. Also in the next two scenes we can see how Carmen is telling Raul Ana’s dad that she needs to stop dreaming of going to college and she needs to be in her house and help them to work as part of the real life of a Mexican women. Estela factory we can see how Ana is staring working in there for the first time with her mother and sister, it show the confrontation between mother and daughter, when Carmen insult Ana because of the way she works. Ana walk away and Carmen follows her because she burn the dress and tells her that she cant work no more because of her age, Carmen also expressed that she scarifies a lot for her family and it shows some type of manipulation to Ana by telling her that she needs to work and

Ana is one the main characters in the story. During the years, she lived in different neighborhoods in Cleveland and moved back to Gibb Street to take care of her parents. Ana was retired and her only occupation was looking outside and watching other people. She was noisy and suspicious in all the things which she saw around her. By the time when she saw Kim hiding something in the trashy lot, she was almost about to call the police. The reason why she acted in this way was the result of working in parole department for twenty years. Since she saw lots of things which may happen with people, her habit of making judgments was justified.

Ana Pascal: Ana Pascal is delivered at the beginning of the film as a tough, robust headed character. She has no hassle now not conforming by way of fending off to pay her taxes. She has robust beliefs, and will stand by them whatever the cost may be. She runs her bakery herself and works difficult at her task. irrespective of the harsh manner she first treats Harold, her soft side shines thru when she is visible giving out unfastened espresso and a cookie to a homeless guy who frequents her save. because the film progresses, greater of Ana’s unfastened spirit is brought ahead. in the beginning inferred from her tattoo, her fun, and almost carefree mind-set is shown as her and Harold start to get close. even as falling for Harold, her compassion grows and is visible especially from the scene in which she especially bakes Harold cookies. much like Harold, her individual does exchange from the beginning for ending of the film. Her values live similarly (ex. warding off the charge of her taxes), but, she does melt up and come to be much less vital of society.

Ana early encounters of having misfortune with her parents shape her own identity as a adult in the methods for more grounded working of her braveness. While experiencing the most pivotal phase of her teenage life Ana had to emotionally battle over the loss of her parents and develop as a teenage girl without parental supervision to hold her under tight restraints. This shaped her personality by better strengthening her emotional state. The scene where Ana goes to see the guest sailing into the kingdom of Arendelle (00:13:58) Ana moves out of her window, onto the perilous descending board, at that point raises herself