They are different because in the "Girl", the mother is teaching her daughter the right way to live, the way to act. She is teaching her daughter morals, at a very young age. For example, the mother tells her daughter how to do laundry, " wash the white clothes on Monday and put them on the stone heap; wash the colored clothes on Tuesday and put them on the clothesline to dry."

And she is teaching her how to iron a shirt, how to set the table for tea or dinner. How to make medicine for a cold, or to get rid of an unwanted pregnancy. Also what she should do when she goes shopping for groceries, "always squeeze the bread to make sure that it's fresh." And the only thing the girl can answer is, "what if the baker won't let me feel the bread?" she's probably young and she doesn't fully grasp all that her mother is teaching her now.

The reason why the mother is teaching her daughter at a

I think that the reason why Charlie's father was acting like he was in front of his son was because he wanted his son to be, not only his son, but his buddy as well, a buddy who he has drinks with and scoffs at other people, like the waiters. Even though that's what fathers and sons do, hang out not only as father and son, but also like buddies, who tell jokes, go to baseball or basketball games.

In conclusion, the relationship between a mother and daughter and a father and son are very important because each child looks up to their parents. They need a role model to guide them, to show them the right way to live, and how to handle certain situations.

Talk about first love. All the appropriate things that should be said and done between a father and son. But Charlie's father went too far because he's just so used to the environment of going out with his buddies, or in his club, he's not used to the role of a father.

In the "Reunion", the father is just a drunk who doesn't care about what people think of him. He says and does whatever

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