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mother, which is Chua, and daughter, Lulu as being normal and commanding. They bicker and fight, but still care about each other. One way to identify the relationship as being normal is the name Lulu calls her mother, which is “mommy”. If they had a more strict relationship, Lulu would not call her mother that. One way to point out the relationship as being commanding is when Lulu bursts out, “Stop it, Mommy. Just stop it” (Chua 47-48). Chua’s presence makes Lulu “edgy” and “irritable”. She orders

breaks the attachment of family members. Here the loss of the land is the main reason for this. In the case of Fleur, she alienates from her husband and child to get back her homeland. But her hard work becomes vain. She is abandoned by her daughter Lulu. She becomes marginalized woman all

the novel and eliminate Pauline and her story, we still have Nanapush telling the history of Fleur and the Chippewa’s to Lulu. However, what is the significance of Nanapush telling Lulu about the history of both her tribe and her mother?           The reasons are two-fold. First, to reunite Lulu and her mother, Fleur. It seems that right from the beginning, Nanapush tells Lulu, “Fleur, the

“Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother,” is a wonderful book written by Amy Chua, about her struggles and triumphs as a “Chinese mother,” and what it took for her family to reach great achievements. Unlike “western” parenting, Chua explains how the family roles in a Chinese household stress the importance of achievement. The biggest affect on their family they deal with is their cultural patterns that come from being in a dual-culture family. In the very beginning, Chua starts by explaining the things

In Love Medicine there is there is various types of oppression towards Lulu and Marie for example, usually the oppression is aimed at the culture that they grew up with, the race that character pertains to, and the type of religion they follow. The way how characters are being oppressed is interpreted by the reader using the Feminism School of Literary Criticism. While the use of how these two different cultures interact was meant on purpose by Edrich, and it allowed the Cultures to foil each other

Explore how Gillian Clarke and Charles Causley present the relationship between a parent and child in ‘Catrin’ and ‘What has happened to Lulu?’ Gillian Clarke was born in Cardiff in 1937 she often writes poems about nature and her observations of people. One of the poems she wrote was 'Catrin.' This poem in particular portrays the theme of a parent and child relationship and how they battle as the chills grows up. 'Catrin' starts off with the birth of the child and how it was a struggle. It later

passionate tone; leading the readers to believe that Lulu and Chua have a close relationship despite the tenseness in their interaction. Amy Tan’s tone expresses resentment and bitterness; generating thoughts that Tan and her mother have a distant relationship.

Lulu is a sweet girl, but she is concerned about the past rather the present and future due to her previous traumatic relationship. She is afraid to let another person in and allowed the same situations happen to her again. It is hard for her to trust other

defines relatable as “describing a character or a situation in which an ordinary person might see himself reflected” (2014). Dolly is relatable because she is an over-worked single mother with financial problems and struggling to connect with her child, Lulu. On the other hand, she isn’t relatable because she is using her work to protect the image of a well-known dictator. In her article, Mead states that many people automatically see a work as a failure if they cant easily relate to it or the people involved

As individual securities, we analyzed Lululemon Athletica (LULU) and Molina Healthcare (MOH). For our choice of fund, we analyzed USA Mutuals Vice Investor (VICEX). Finally, for the index, we analyzed the S&P 500. We took the historical data from yahoo finance and used Excel to find the Standard Deviations, Sharpe Ratios, HPR's, and regression analysis for each of the securities listed above. The Beta of the individual security, LULU is about 0.15, while the Beta of the portfolio, VICEX, is about