In How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents, four girls are unique because they grow in a special family which in a society that advocates male power. However, there are only girls are in their families. The exclusive father always wanted girls to live according to his wishes, but the four girls’ personality were difficult to change. At the same time, their ladylike appearance and talent are more outstanding in the whole family. Therefore, they continue to shape their own personality in the spoil and repression. The argument between one of daughter named Sofia and her father represented the culture conflict between the United States and the Dominican Republic about sexuality and female ideology. In the traditional Dominican culture, father symbolizes
