To contribute to that, an article states, “Traditionally, a Latin woman's place is in the home. In the patriarchal society of the early part of the twentieth century, Mexican women were expected to serve their fathers and brothers and then when married, their husbands, sons, and daughters.”(Napierkowski). This type of insight gives the audience a better understanding of how Tita was raised to believe that she could never be anything other than a housewife. This exposes the harsh culture that she has adapted to overtime, and how degrading it is to her. Likewise, in Like Water For Chocolate the author writes “Unquestionably, when it came to dividing, dismantling, dismembering, desolating, detaching, dispossessing, destroying, or dominating, Mama Elena was a pro.”(Esquivel 97). Here readers become aware of how the author blends the culture of mexican cooking through the character Mama Elena, describing her strict and ruthless personality. Similarly, showing the audience how fimilar Tita has become with her mother’s strict rules and deficiency of compassion for certain
To contribute to that, an article states, “Traditionally, a Latin woman's place is in the home. In the patriarchal society of the early part of the twentieth century, Mexican women were expected to serve their fathers and brothers and then when married, their husbands, sons, and daughters.”(Napierkowski). This type of insight gives the audience a better understanding of how Tita was raised to believe that she could never be anything other than a housewife. This exposes the harsh culture that she has adapted to overtime, and how degrading it is to her. Likewise, in Like Water For Chocolate the author writes “Unquestionably, when it came to dividing, dismantling, dismembering, desolating, detaching, dispossessing, destroying, or dominating, Mama Elena was a pro.”(Esquivel 97). Here readers become aware of how the author blends the culture of mexican cooking through the character Mama Elena, describing her strict and ruthless personality. Similarly, showing the audience how fimilar Tita has become with her mother’s strict rules and deficiency of compassion for certain