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Annie John

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Psychology

 

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Wen L

 

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December 22, 2010

 

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University

 

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C

 

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Sometimes it was just a plain bath, which did not take very long. Other times it was a special bath in which the barks and flowers of many different, together with all sorts of oils, were boiled in the same large cauldron" (Kincaid 14). This signifies the bond of mother and child, being one, the life before Annie's birth...
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This signifies the bond of mother and child, being one, the life before Annie's birth. Annie's remembrance of the baths can let the reader infer that her mother is something she has depended on growing up, being raised by her. In addition, Kincaid's hatred towards her mother is revealed when she states, "She loves us when we're dying -- not when we're thriving because then we don't need her" (Jaggi 1)...
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