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"Girls" includes advice from mothers to her daughters. She was interrupted only twice by girls in order to ask questions and protect ourselves. She is planning to help her daughter and scold her at the same time. Kinkade uses a semicolon to separate words of warning and wisdom, but in particular it repeats itself. In addition to these repetitions, "girls" do not go chronologically. Flow does not start, middle or end

Mothers offered a lot of practical and useful proposals to help the daughter sustain the house someday. She told her daughter how to do housework such as washing, sewing, ironing, cooking, table setting, cleaning, washing. The mother also told the girl how to do other things that need to know, such as how to make herbs and fish. These intellectual words indicate that women live in a poor rural environment and that these recommendations are essential to their daily lives.

In addition to practical advice, mother taught her daughter how to live a fulfilling life. For example, when discussing the relationship between a daughter and a man one day, she expressed sympathy and warned that men and women sometimes "bullish" each other. She also has many kinds of relationships and said that some of them have never been seen before. Mothers also tell girls how to act in different situations, such as how to talk to people they dislikes.

However, as her daughter is already worried that she is already on the path of becoming a "swearing owner", her mother's advice is often tough and tough. For example, she did not sing Antigua folk songs at Sunday school, told the girl to kneel while doing a marbling, as if walking like a lady. The girl intercepted regularly to protest her innocence

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