Chapter two, Criticism and opinion of Hawaiian postcolonialism during 1940 to 1900s. Charles Reed Bishop lived in Hawaii without any rebellion, because he sent letter to his friend in America that “The king (Kamehameha V) behaves like a gentleman”. Moreover, when he reached to Hawaii for the first time, he was impressed how Hawaiian people were kind. However, Hawaiian people were suffered to postcolonialism. Bernice was criticised by local Hawaiian, because of marriage with American and she did not follow the Hawaiian traditional rules. She had to marry with Kamehameha V, but she choose to marry with Charles, hence Hawaiian people thought she was Americanised. In their wedding party, she is one of Hawaiian royal family member, therefore the
