ASWL

Cyrus 2022-04-21 09:02:32

The two friends in my teenage years are like the female version of Huckleberry Finn's Adventures, one is a lady but yearns for freedom in her heart, and the other is wild and uninhibited mixed with the three religions. Take the night train together to practice good deeds outside the church, and walk out of the marriage and family that oppresses women together to provide a warm harbor for the marginalized. The setting of the southern town is very historical, and the domestic abusers and the Ku Klux Klan are overlapped as perpetrators, making the "united fight" of women and people of color more convincing. The mystery of "frying" is an understatement, but it is quite serious... Another current timeline shows Bates getting out of the middle-aged crisis and marriage predicament from the story told by the old lady, finding himself and regaining strength, and the friendship between women inside and outside the story helping each other spanning nearly a century.

Cindy 2022-04-20 09:01:50

Femininity, upbringing, friendship, race, the recipe for the familiar American South story, with just one more gravy.