This organization is based off the last chapter, "A Broken Heart". The chapter is based on the love affair that Leila is going through, as she wants it so badly but she knows she has no say in the issue. She wants to marry Karim because he would let her study, and she would no longer be unappreciated. Leila already has 3 other offers from relatives, which are the choices that Sultan approves of. To end with this chapter shows the hopelessness of Afghan women, as many have accepted their fate as servants that will be forgotten.
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Friday, December 10, 2010
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Justin's Graphic Organizer (pages 106-130)
This illustrates what happened in pages 106-130. It is important to note the setting of Kabul, the family demographics, and the culture. They are all connected to each other, and Åsne Seierstad is still trying to show the family values and ideas. The setting is painted to be full of traditions and poverty, with most of their lives based on family and status. She does not focus the book on specific events that she is witnessing, and most of the chapters are written explaining the society as a whole.
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