Family Troubles Depicted in the Short Story, A Domestic Dilemma

Many families have problems, and sometimes they can break the relationship between them. In short, the family dilemma of a family of four has experienced the problem that it may not be solved if not Martin. The problem is alcoholism, Martins' wife Emily has drunk too much, endangering her safety with her child, her husband's relationship with Martin, and Martin's reputation. Not only are most people imagining alcoholism, Emily must have reasons to begin drinking in her way.

Alice Walker's "Daily Use" depicts the situation of rural families in the south of the United States, is a short story that has been widely studied and selected regularly. The story is talked about the mother of African-Americans, "Mama Johnson" and her two daughters Maggie and Dee, in a house in the ranch family. As she described it, the mother who grew up from the beginning of the 20th century was the protagonist of the story. She is portrayed as an effort to accept her daughter Dee's culture. Dee received higher education at Augusta Georgia and began working in the city. Maggie, depicted as an unhappy person, lived with her mother while Dee attended school. The writer is using her writing talent to explain the difficulty of African-American, especially women.

Henry James' short story "Greville Farne", written in 1892, depicts Gravel Farne, a popular novelist, and her two ungrateful children, Ethel Luard and Leigh. Chaotic relationship between Mrs. Hayashi. The short story starts with the narrator receiving the news that Greville Fane is about to die and then recording the unstable connection between the child and the mother. Obviously, Greville Fane - her real name is Mrs. Stormer - mainly enters the Ethel community, and I'd like to do my best for her child to bring luxury to Leolin. However, since the two children only used their mother to promote their desires, the narrator suspected Greville Farn's death was innocent. On the surface James seems to focus on this stubborn relationship between mother and her daughter and son.

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Franz Kafka's "Transformation" was first published in 1915. The short story depicts family struggle to cope with the enemy's transformation of insects of Gregor. There are several themes in Kafka's text, but the relationship between Gregor Samsa and his sister Grete may be one of the subjects of this short story. When Gregor and his sister build an intimate and affectionate relationship, the relationship gradually disappears as the age gets older, family problems continue to worsen due to the deformed appearance of Gregor.