| 2005/07/27 10:53:02 PDT by nobody |
I thought this one was sad because the girl thought she was at the party because she was her friend but she was really there to help and be a maid like her mom.
"The Stolen Party" by Liliana Heker
1 post deleted.
| 2005/07/28 08:33:39 PDT by jetaway |
In the end, Rosaura thinks that she was an invited guest to the party.
But she realizes that she is actually just a paid helping hand.
Anonymous
| 2005/07/28 08:35:05 PDT by jetaway |
In my opinion, this story appears to revolve around a fundamental misunderstanding as to the role of the protagonist. She is under the impression that she is considered an equal by the girl's mother, and and therefore by the upper class in general, only to be rudely awakened upon discovering that she is in fact considered to be akin to her mother rather than her friend, Senora Ines' daughter.
Anonymous
| 2006/02/06 13:52:35 PST by scarlet4eva |
This story was one sad one. I feel sorry for Rosaura. Senora Ines seemed nice, but she wasn't that kind in the end.
| 2006/02/06 13:53:13 PST by scarlet4eva |
Quote from nobody:
I thought this one was sad because the girl thought she was at the party because she was her friend but she was really there to help and be a maid like her mom.
yeah, thats sad
| 2006/02/06 13:53:50 PST by scarlet4eva |
Quote from jetaway:
In the end, Rosaura thinks that she was an invited guest to the party.
But she realizes that she is actually just a paid helping hand.
Anonymous
you mean, at the begginig
| 2006/02/06 13:54:39 PST by scarlet4eva |
Quote from jetaway:
In my opinion, this story appears to revolve around a fundamental misunderstanding as to the role of the protagonist. She is under the impression that she is considered an equal by the girl's mother, and and therefore by the upper class in general, only to be rudely awakened upon discovering that she is in fact considered to be akin to her mother rather than her friend, Senora Ines' daughter.
Anonymous
yeah............................sad :(