Finding True Identity in Alison Bechdel's Fun Home

When you acquire a book called "Fun Home" you can imagine beautifying the story of a strange life of a teenager who misunderstood this novel. Although the structure novel of this short manga book is indeed sarcastic, Alison Becker explains her life because it is difficult to find her real identity. Alison thought of himself lesbian while he was in college, but he was shocked when he realized his father was gay. I think the most influential group at Fun Home is where Alison and her father are driving alone.

Author / Artist Alison Bechdel's book "Fun Home" is a memoir in the form of a comic book that was published in 2006 and gained popularity. That theme is Alison Becdel's adulthood with particular emphasis on her relationship with her father, Bruce. The fact that Becker became non-gay with the appearance of Becker as a lesbian is more complicated due to problems other than marriage including underage men. Four months after Becker appeared next to his parents, Bruce was murdered in an oncoming car; the evidence was unknown, but it was concluded that Bekdel committed suicide.

Fun Home is a memoir of graphics, Alison Bechdel explains about her childhood and early adulthood. This is the story of her growth, her growth. More specifically, fan home is Alison's adulthood story and her gay identity and her identity are working to solve different ways that society expects from her . As she grew, Alison felt the sense of shame growing, focusing on her discomfort with the world and her own lady's body. Alison got jealous of a woman in gentlemen's clothing when her and her father, Bruce, worked at the restaurant at the age of 5 to 5. When Allison's father angrily asked that this was the way Alison wanted, Alison was ashamed and told a lie to him "No". Painful 'itch', she did her best to ignore the existence of my age. When she feels fascinated by a picture of a hot model of a naked woman, she becomes ashamed as well.

Picture memoirs Fan home starts with adult Alison Bekdel who conveys photos of her childhood. The first group revealed that Alison was approaching her father, Bruce. And he lay on the floor with his feet in the middle of his chest. Allison said that the uncomfortable stomach pressure (and rare physical contact) brought to her is worth the final result of flying in the air. In circus, Alison pointed out that the acrobat of the person lying on the floor is called "Ikarian game". However, Icarus celebrated a tragic end regardless of his father's advice, but in the case of Allison, her father, not her, was destined to "fall from the sky".