
Similarly, for the story ‘Cotton Candy’ the tradition is that Lola's
mother was strict with her just like her grandparents were with Lola's mother.
In particular, the story mentions that “
The monotonous years, for her repetitions of frustrationsons renewed desires,
killed her grandparents and uncles, and forced her relatives to emigrate” (page
14). Also, this shows that all of her ancestors had to suffer, and she has to, too
because her mother is following traditions, but Lola does not want to continue
on the same path. The third similarity is that in both stories the authors use
nature. For example, in the story ‘ Little Cog-burt’ the author uses poinsettia
trees as a form of nature. However, in the story ‘Cotton Candy’ the author uses
cubalibre branches to relate to nature. Additionally, another similarity
between the story is that they both have mothers and families in the stories.
In addition, the stories ‘Little Cog-burt,
and ‘Cotton Candy’ has some differences. One difference is that the author tells
in the story ‘Little Cog-burt’ the mother Moria she has children who were at boarding
school and couldn’t come home for Christmas. On the other in the story ‘ Cotton
Candy’ Lola's mother was a strict mother who never let her do anything she
wanted and was over barring Lola. A second difference is that both of the
stories are written in different countries from different people. The story
about ‘Little Cog-burt is written in Dominica and the story about ‘Cotton
Candy’ is written in Cuba.
Sources: "Green Cane and Juicy Flotsam." Author Carmen C. Esteves and Lizabeth
Paravisini-Gebert.
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