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  1. Hi, my name is official address and today I will
  2. be talking about my personal approach towards the novel.
  3. The push written by Ashley Audrey First off to start
  4. off with the thesis In the novel, the push Ashley
  5. Adrienne uses many aspects of motherhood struggles to show how
  6. deeply a child can be affected due to the ignorance
  7. they can receive from a parent, and how obliviously certain
  8. mistakes can be repeated throughout generations.
  9. My first topic will be talking about how the author
  10. manages to thoroughly portray multiple sides of a story using
  11. three generations by exploring motherhood, the struggles of inevitable consequences
  12. and unconditional love.
  13. My first example would be about how Box and life
  14. seem to have a very happy and healthy relationship initially,
  15. but now she thinks that maybe having a child may
  16. have affected her connection with her husband.
  17. It's clear that glyph seems to be having a hard
  18. time balancing motherhood and her love life and she has
  19. convinced herself that Fox doesn't see her the way he
  20. used to end may not love her the same way
  21. he used to.
  22. This is proven by a quote that she states, You
  23. used to care about me as a person, my happiness,
  24. the things that made me thrive Now.
  25. I was a service provider, You didn't see me as
  26. a woman, I was just the mother of your child.
  27. The author has expressed many different emotions within this line
  28. and shows how drastically things can change for a person.
  29. My second topic talks about how the author describes motherhood
  30. struggles with detail and shows how difficult the pressure of
  31. wanting to be a good mother can take a toll
  32. on a person.
  33. So blights mother had left her at a very young
  34. age, around when she was 11 and never seemed to
  35. return, which is why she herself always felt pressure to
  36. be a good mother and always strive to be something
  37. her own mother wasn't.
  38. So her husband box comes from a very well mannered
  39. family and blight always looked up to her mother in
  40. law and she always wanted to be a good mother
  41. to please him and his family.
  42. Mhm. So a quote that proves this example would be
  43. my face looked angry and tired where life had once
  44. lifted my cheekbones and glowed through the my blue eyes.
  45. I looked like my mother had right before she left
  46. me. Blythe often seemed to question herself and her thoughts
  47. so lot and believes that may be having a child
  48. wasn't in her best interest.
  49. During her early stages of motherhood, she had a problem
  50. connecting with other mothers and had trouble confiding in them
  51. since she seemed that they were all perfect.
  52. This led her to believe that she was the only
  53. one struggling, as she quotes.
  54. I wanted another chance at motherhood.
  55. My third and last topic talks about how the author
  56. clarifies how certain parenting mistakes can be repeated throughout generations
  57. and how they profoundly affect a child.
  58. So as the book goes on, the author takes a
  59. deeper look into the past generations and past motherhood struggles
  60. that are still being repeated in the present.
  61. She takes on this approach by using the stories of
  62. three generations.
  63. Blights mother cecilia and her grandmother eta.
  64. So one quote to prove this is when Violet cried
  65. when she was with me, it felt like betrayal.
  66. We were supposed to want each other sobe Life is
  67. very confused because she puts in all her time and
  68. effort to making her child happy.
  69. And at one point she believes that maybe her child,
  70. maybe the problem and not her.
  71. But as she tries to speak to her husband about
  72. this, he just brushes it off and seems like it's
  73. her overthinking the situation, and that's pretty much it for
  74. my main approach towards this novel.
  75. Thank you for listening, and I hope you enjoyed.