At the Leefolt
Elizabeth Leefolt - workplace of Aibileen, best friends with Hilly and Skeeter. В Elizabeth is definitely lead by Hilly. She's also not able to be a great affectionateВ mother with her daughter Mae Mobley, so Aibileen becomes the child's primary caretaker, teacher and surrogate mom.
Like her best friend Hilly, Elizabeth declines squarely in to the villain/bully/ child abuser category, though all of us admit we find her a tad bit more sympathetic than Hilly. Not that this justifications her, nevertheless she seems particularly prone to Hilly's whims because of her borderline monetary status. Though her mother, Miss Fredericks, is wealthy, Elizabeth and her husband Raleigh seem to make less cash than almost all of their close friends do. Under her doggie dog dedication to Hilly, Elizabeth have to know how easy it would be to get Hilly to make her your life miserable as well.
Elizabeth does not seem to know anything intentionally, though. She comes off as vapid, numb, and petty. She is a fans with couple of ideas of her individual. Far a whole lot worse, she neglects her girl Mae Mobley, and bodily and by speaking abuses her. As Aibileen, who works for At the, observes, " You see her in the Jitney 14 grocery store, you under no circumstances think your woman go leave her baby moaping in her crib that way. But the support always know".
Because of her social status, Elizabeth can't be known as an abusive father or mother. Her status allows her to maltreatment and forget her child with impunity, and inhibits her coming from getting help for her challenges. There are suggestions that Elizabeth is increasing her little girl the way her mother elevated her, with violence and disgust. But since we all only see Elizabeth through Aibileen and Skeeter's sight, we no longer really know what's under her surface.
On a more positive note, we all do see a glimmer of change in At the at the end in the novel. Once Hilly punishes Aibileen by simply framing her for...
At the Leefolt
Elizabeth Leefolt - workplace of Aibileen, best friends with Hilly and Skeeter. В Elizabeth is definitely lead by Hilly. She's also not able to be a great affectionateВ mother with her daughter Mae Mobley, so Aibileen becomes the child's primary caretaker, teacher and surrogate mom.
Like her best friend Hilly, Elizabeth declines squarely in to the villain/bully/ child abuser category, though all of us admit we find her a tad bit more sympathetic than Hilly. Not that this justifications her, nevertheless she seems particularly prone to Hilly's whims because of her borderline monetary status. Though her mother, Miss Fredericks, is wealthy, Elizabeth and her husband Raleigh seem to make less cash than almost all of their close friends do. Under her doggie dog dedication to Hilly, Elizabeth have to know how easy it would be to get Hilly to make her your life miserable as well.
Elizabeth does not seem to know anything intentionally, though. She comes off as vapid, numb, an
d petty. She is a fans with couple of ideas of her individual. Far a whole lot worse, she neglects her girl Mae Mobley, and bodily and by speaking abuses her. As Aibileen, who works for At the, observes, " You see her in the Jitney 14 grocery store, you under no circumstances think your woman go leave her baby moaping in her crib that way. But the support always know".
Because of her social status, Elizabeth can't be known as an abusive father or mother. Her status allows her to maltreatment and forget her child with impunity, and inhibits her coming from getting help for her challenges. There are suggestions that Elizabeth is increasing her little girl the way her mother elevated her, with violence and disgust. But since we all only see Elizabeth through Aibileen and Skeeter's sight, we no longer really know what's under her surface.
On a more positive note, we all do see a glimmer of change in At the at the end in the novel. Once Hilly punishes Aibileen by simply framing her for...