Little Chinese Seamstress
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- Created on: 22-02-16 01:02
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- Little Chinese Seamstress
- Themes
- Love and Friendship
- Narrator
- Luo
- Power of Literature
- Stealing the books
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- Stealing the books
- Re-education
- Keen to become educated
- Growing Up
- Bravery
- When the
- Bravery
- Beauty
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- Love and Friendship
- Setting
- Coalmine
- Tailor's House
- Yong Jing
- Waterfall
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- Significance of Character
- Pivotal Character
- Influencing characters and events throughout the story
- Pivotal Character
- Key Scene
- When the Seamstress transforms into a civilized city girl and departs to the city (page 167)
- Shown through her actions
- Shown through imagery; describing her clothing
- When the Little Chinese Seamstress is first introduced (CHAPTER 3)
- Shows her high status, since it links to "princess"
- Gives a description of her appearance "imagery"
- When Little Chinese Seamstress looks after Luo during his fever (page 34-36)
- Shows that the Little Chinese Seamstress is caring towards
- When the Seamstress asks Luo and the narrator to steal the books (page 83)
- Show her manupalativeside
- Manipulates others for her own reasons
- When the Little Chinese Seamstress has an abortion (PG 161-163)
- Illegal Actions
- Using the narrator for her own good
- Shows the actions and behaviour of the narrator of how he treats the Seamstress
- When the Little Chinese Seamstress goes swimming and fetches Luo's keys (Page 129)
- Shows that the Little Chinese Seamstress is brave, fearing and different from the others
- Obedient to Luo at this stage; being compared to a dog
- When the Seamstress transforms into a civilized city girl and departs to the city (page 167)
- Adjectives to describe the Seamstress
- Themes
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