![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The mother is said to pride herself in her tolerance. You're lucky you aren't dead.' Her mother, perhaps thinking 'that kind' referred to 'people of another culture,' went further to say that the thing about people from another culture was that you could never tell whether they were insane or not because their ways were so different.Ĭonclusion Though the girl is pregnant the mother refuses to dismiss her. She believes should not continue her involvement because she has, 'done my bit for internationalism.' Christine exemplifies her dispassionate concern for the man when she expresses her wish to not get involved.ĭuring the investigation one policeman said when referring to people like the man pursuing Christine, 'That kind don't hurt you, they just kill you. Christine describes the man as what her family would refer to him, 'a person from another culture.' Middle When the man is invited to Christine's house for tea, the mother states, 'I think it's a very nice gesture for us to make.' The attitude of helping another who is not as privileged reinforces the unequal status between both parties and further inhibits sincere understanding of the different culture. ![]()
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