The Diviners: How Does Morags Past Influence Piques Life

Sacred: Morrag's past influence Pique's life Pique is the successor to France - India and Scotland - and is the Canadian roots. She grew up in Canada and the United Kingdom. But her growth was influenced by Mora 's lifestyle and Morag' s past life. In the past, Morrag had three things that influenced Pique's life. When she went to college, Morak left Christie, and she rarely returned to Mannawak. "I will go to Winnipeg this fall, I will go to college and I will never come back." She does not seem to care about her stepdather.

At the beginning of the novel, we met Morag as a mature woman. She decided to raise the child alone, but apparently it is difficult to deal with children, Pique. She is actually facing a common problem of her mother. Morag want to make Piquet an independent woman, but I am afraid to push it into a cold world without help. She realized "I must depend on myself." Gradually, I learned that Piquet entered a mental hospital after drug abuse in the novel. At the hospital, she did not search for evacuation centers from her, rather than asserting that "I can not see you despising you," he beat the mother. My mother, I do not have a mother. "(81) In a sense, Morrag seems to have Pique supplemented with her childhood attachment and lack of identity.

When Prin disappeared forever, Morag regretted not trying to contact her. As Prince made a shield to the outside with her fat, Morag put a shield around her heart. In the conversation, Morag admitted to Piquet that he wanted "respect, from a wall to a carpet etc". (192) I noticed that she was not what she wanted, but it was too late. (367) Piquet despised this idea, there was recognition that Morag had to part with her. Morrag finally saw this and wanted to know: "Did I explain to her through my own experiences?" (194) Morrag did not have to do when she was dead the prince So I knew she was very happy In the face of the fact that people are not perfect, they are not always easy to love. Piquet is absolutely not perfect.