Sihak Sin
ENG 4UI
Ms.Duglokecki
October/02/2015
Your mouth is Lovely In our society, people increasingly overlook the impact of a child during their family issues. Therefore, they are usually the one that effects the most which causing them to lost their confident whether who to trust in their life. In this story, Your mouth is lovely, Nancy Richler use the image of an evil stepmother to describe the character that the narrator supposes to hate and the rise of them building trust. The archetype of the action and situation that essential to human nature. Before 1920s, women are usually the one that has to stay at home doing the cooking, laundry. However, men are ideal to be the one that makes decision and power to the family.
In the mouth…show more content… “Swamp” and “Mud” these words describe the sickness diseases of the villager and also mud describe the separation of the family from the Jewish community. “The River” is one of the most important symbol that represents the plot of the story where Aaron’s wife disappears to the water but its show the unlimited pattern of the water meaning her soul will remains lost soul in the river and never ever be found. The characteristics of Aaron Live will remain weaker than Tsila because every night the wind will come and he will start thinking about it over and over again. “Mud filled my throat” and “sticky layer of it”, “the mucus, spread across my throat” and “blocking the passage to my lungs”. In fact, the story show many obstacles to the step-daughter because her soul is unclear whether to agree with Tsila since she had been with Lipsa longer than Tsila. Although, she doesn’t like her Tsila as much Lipsa but it might have to do with the fact that she has not get used to be with her step mother. The quote above is clearly show that it is killing her which she is clearly with the sense of anger and confusion. In the end, Religious views play the main role in the story because Lipsa is not just a typical household wife but she is the decision maker since Jewish men were the one that supposed to use the Torah. In fact, every character name in the story is not just usual name that the author would put but it does have a deeper meaning on each of them. Aaron as a jewish name meaning balanced, stable, realistic, with high self-discipline, exalted. As Lipsa, her name meaning desire which describes herself that she wanted the family to have