Study Questions for Disguises by Jean Fong Kwok

Q: Why do you think that this story is titled "Disguise"? A: The word "disguise" is important as it can explain the external situation and internal situation of Mrs. Chen. Camouflage is used to hide or obscure something. In this case, Mrs. Chen tried to avoid the current world by rethinking the past. She is in an exotic place from language to awkward treatment, and she sees her dream of her previous life. It was changed for her, so she saw the world from outside, and she was keen to get used to the house in front of her.

Another device used by Braden is camouflage. Camouflage involves identity issues, which is the subject of many literature. An example of a disguise used in Braden 's novel is that when he accepted Lucy Graham and the subsequent Lady Audrey he roused a voice. change. With this disguise, Robert solved the mystery of missing friends (Reed, 294). When Robert and George met Sir Michael and Mrs. Audrey in their vehicle, Mrs. Audrey turned and never faced the two men. She is afraid of George's approval. While reviewing her way to make it undiscovered, Mrs. Audrey was interrupted by the proximity of others. She grabbed the book soon and seemed occupied (Reed, 294). Then the narrator observed what kind of person Audrey became for hiding his fatal necessities.

For fraud, camouflage, and acting, questions were raised about sex and gender identity on the evening of the 12th day. Viola made her fake itself as a man, and her appearance let her fall in love with Olivia. This was truly interesting. But more seriously, but viola changed to Cesario, and the impossible love of Olivia to him / her also the difference between men / women and heterosexual / gays may not be absolute I suggest that.