The relationship between the narrator and mamaiji is the relationship that every grandson has with his grandma.ģ) : Mamaiji has a superstition that if you take out one white hair, seven more will grow, the father didn’t believe that but I think that deep inside he’s a little bit afraid of never getting a job because of that. The narrator said that they had a very good time together and when he finished his anecdote he started to feel depressed because now on sundays he have to plucked out with tweezers the white hairs of his father.Īnd the relationship between the father, the mum, mamaiji and the narrator is that as they are from different generations, they think different. ” It was unapñesting work, combing through his hair greasy with day-old pomade, isolating the white one, or the ones just beginning to turn half black and half white, and somehow more repulsive.”Ģ) : he remembers when he used to play cricket on sundays with his father and brother. The boy exaggerates the task,įor him it was disgusting and repulsive, and he did not want to it to do it anymore but he kept it doing it because he felt pity for his father because he couldn’t get a job, and he was a little bit lost. I worked with Vicky, Clara, Juan cruz and Agustin.ġ) : The sunday task of the narrator was to plucked out with tweezers the white hair of his father. Our lit teacher Pato, gave us some questions to analyse the story we a re reading.

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