Ved en tilfældighed ender Pearl med

Ved en tilfældighed ender Pearl med et stipendium til en Balletskole, hendes mor har blandede følelser om dette. På den ene side er hun glad for at hendes datter behøver ikke at være alene, men på den anden side den popularitet og effekt det har på Pearls uddannelse bliver mindre lokkende.

Moren tænker tilbage på sin egen barndom i Kina og hun minder om "da jeg var en pige i Kina, jeg var ikke tilladt at gå til klasser... læring jeg besidder, jeg tog gennem dvælende ved bordet... som min bror studerede". Dette er sikkert derfor hun er så vedholdende på Pearl at få en ordentlig uddannelse og også fordi når forældrene er borte, hun vil have ingen men selv at stole på.

Dette er en anden klar kontrast mellem gamle og det nye, tror jeg på nogle måde hun misunder Pearl, fordi hun har mulighed for at gøre noget hun aldrig kunne. Jeg tror, at det er en stereotyp "asiatiske forældre" ting. Familier med asiatiske arv ønsker ofte deres børn at blive vellykket læger eller advokater, selv om de selv er blot fabriksarbejdere eller gemme kontorelever. Som historien fremskridtE føles s mor det som om Pearl er ved at blive ædt af dans og er langsomt glider væk fra hvad moderen finder kender om hende. Pearls far bliver syg og en buddhistisk ritual begynder "Walking vind af skæbne" der er, hvor vindene skæbnens slag i ryggen og hvis du har styrke din skæbne vil fremdrives til hvor guderne fluen. Efter dette, mor taler om Pearl bliver anstiftet af onde ånder, næsten som om hun er ikke længere dans på grund af sin egen fri vilje, men er ved at blive besad eller kontrolleret af dæmoner og yndefulde dæmoner, fordi en audition til en legendarisk ballet school Pearl er accepteret og moderen indser genkender hun ikke længere sit eget barn.

Resultater (Engelsk) 1:

By a coincidence ends up Pearl with a scholarship to a ballet school that her mother has mixed feelings about this. On the one hand, she is pleased that her daughter does not have to be alone, but on the other hand, the popularity and the effect it has on Pearls education will be less enticing. His mother thinks back on his own childhood in China and she recalls "when I was a girl in China, I was not allowed to go to classes ... learning I possess, I picked through lingering at the table ... as my brother studied". This is probably why she is so insistent on Pearl to get a proper education and also because when the parents are gone, she will have no one but himself to rely on. Dette er en anden klar kontrast mellem gamle og det nye, tror jeg på nogle måde hun misunder Pearl, fordi hun har mulighed for at gøre noget hun aldrig kunne. Jeg tror, at det er en stereotyp "asiatiske forældre" ting. Familier med asiatiske arv ønsker ofte deres børn at blive vellykket læger eller advokater, selv om de selv er blot fabriksarbejdere eller gemme kontorelever. Som historien fremskridtE føles s mor det som om Pearl er ved at blive ædt af dans og er langsomt glider væk fra hvad moderen finder kender om hende. Pearls far bliver syg og en buddhistisk ritual begynder "Walking vind af skæbne" der er, hvor vindene skæbnens slag i ryggen og hvis du har styrke din skæbne vil fremdrives til hvor guderne fluen. Efter dette, mor taler om Pearl bliver anstiftet af onde ånder, næsten som om hun er ikke længere dans på grund af sin egen fri vilje, men er ved at blive besad eller kontrolleret af dæmoner og yndefulde dæmoner, fordi en audition til en legendarisk ballet school Pearl er accepteret og moderen indser genkender hun ikke længere sit eget barn.

Resultater (Engelsk) 2:

By coincidence ends Pearl with a scholarship to a ballet school, her mother has mixed feelings about this. On the one hand she is happy that her daughter does not have to be alone, but on the other hand, the popularity and the effect it has on Pearls training becomes less enticing. The mother thinks back to his own childhood in China and she recalls "when I was a girl in China, I was not allowed to go to classes ... learning I possess, I went through lingering at the table ... as my brother studied ". This is probably why she is so insistent on Pearl to get a proper education and also because when the parents are gone, she will have no one but themselves to rely on. This is another clear contrast between the old and the new, I think in some manner she envies Pearl because she has the opportunity to do something she never could. I think it is a stereotypical "Asian parents' things. Families with Asian heritage often want their children to become successful doctors or lawyers, although they are just factory workers or store clerks. As the story fremskridtE feels's mother as if Pearl is being devoured by the dance and are slowly slipping away from what the mother will know about her. Pearl's father falls ill and a Buddhist ritual begins "Walking winds of fate" that is, where the winds of fate blow in the back and if you strengthen your fate will be propelled to the gods fly. After that, the mother talking about Pearl being fomented by evil spirits, almost as if she is no longer dance because of his own volition, but are being held or controlled by demons and graceful demons because an audition for a legendary ballet school Pearl is accepted and the mother realizes she no longer recognizes her own child.

Resultater (Engelsk) 3:

by a coincidence ends pearl with a scholarship to a ballet studio, her mother has mixed feelings about this. on the one hand, she is happy that her daughter doesn't have to be alone, but on the other hand, the popularity and the effect it has on pearl's education becomes less enticing.
the mother think back to his own childhood in china and she recalls, "when i was a girl in chinai was not allowed to go to classes. learning i possess, i went through the lingering on the table... as my brother was studying ". this is probably why she's so insistent on pearl to have a proper education and also because when parents are gone, she'll have nobody but yourself to trust.
this is another clear contrast between the old and the new, i think in some way she envies pearlbecause she has the opportunity to do something she never could. i think it is a stereotypical "asian parents" thing. families with asian heritage often wish their children to be successful, doctors or lawyers, although they themselves are only factory workers and store clerks.as the story fremskridte feels it's mother of pearl is about to be eaten by dance and is slowly slipping away from what the mother shall know about her. pearl's father gets sick and a buddhist ritual begins "walking wind of destiny" there is where the winds of fate hit in the back, and if you strengthen your fate will be propelled to where the gods fly. after this,mother talk about pearl's set of evil spirits, almost as if she is no longer dancing because of his own free will, but is being possessed or controlled by demons and graceful, demons, because an audition for a legendary ballet school pearl is accepted and the mother realizes she no longer recognizes his own child.