Night Women
- Sees her husband in her son
- Compares son’s actions to her own line of work (following in her footsteps?)
- Doesn’t like the women who do nothing all day (undo their weaving at night)
- Weird references to sexual things when talking about her son
- Talks about client’s wife before having sex
- Thinking about son all the time (reason for work, watching him, protecting him)
- Reliant on son too much maybe?
- Dreamy tone, smoothed out?
New York Day Women
- Happening in NYC
- Bold mother’s voice (very distinct)
- Mother’s voice = past conversations (things she’s said) or things she would say?
- Lots of “My mother, who does this” My mother, who is like that”
- Still following this women who reminds her of her mother
- Mother has shorter, more to-the-point sentences, Daughter has longer, more descriptive sentences
- Mother’s voice = playful, sassy even as if she’s actually talking to her daughter
Seeing Things Simply
- Creepy old guy who bothers Princesse & doesn’t the town
- No one knows about Princesse’s modeling status
- Theme of femininity coming up again
- Slowly gets more comfortable with Catherine
- Why does she go see her? To get art advice? Money?
- Although her models naked (unapproved), she still limits herself with no rum
- Princesse sees Catherine as above her b/c she’s the artist? She’s rich?
- Some connection b/w the two because she come everyday, but she didn’t know when she left
- Story starts and ends w Princesse near cock fight
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