Figurative Language In Three Woman

In addition to become a mother is whole new level of commitment to your child and the yourself to always take care and protect them in anyway that they possibly can. Also, to do what 's best for their child’s future. In her view point it 's her first time as being a mother and she becomes overprotective over her son that she doesn 't want no harm come to him. She symbolizes herself as earth mother for in the quote, “But he is pink and perfect. He smiles so frequently. I have papered his room with big roses, I have painted little hearts on everything.”
The second voice in the story “Three Women” is a secretary women who keeps having miscarriages. She isn’t satisfied with her life because she can’t become a mother. In the quote “It is a world of snow now. I am not at home. How white these sheets are. The faces …show more content…
But once she does that nothing is ever the same. In the quote “She is crying through the glass that separates us. She is crying, and she is furious,” she describes about her child that will be separated from her child in which she will give her child for adoption. Also, she gets dreams about her daughter giving her nightmare. In the quote “Scratching at my sleep, and entering my side,” gives visuals that her daughter is on her mind and dreams in which she is haunting her. She has no attachment with her daughter what so ever that she gives her child for adoption and it shows in the quote “I am bled white as wax, I have no attachments.” she wants no attachment with her child for all she wants is to go back to school and get an education. It isn 't easy being a mother in college as she was only thinking about what 's best for the child. The mother will always have the best interest for her child. Although, a mother wouldn’t want her child to struggle if the mother is struggling