老陳的blog~

There're something different I found in the class today; there are students from mainland China at my class!! I relaized this because both of them had to say something about their assignments in the class. Although I only see one of them, but I can tell by the accent that there are definitely TWO China students!

now back to the book Crossings; I found something strange about the story (it was told by teacher today) The fourth Jane was angry about her father's acceptance of fifth James' caucasian wife when she gives a birth to a child in the hospital, the grandson (granddaughter) of the family. Forth Jane thinks that it is unfair that her father chooses to accept the caucasian daughter-in-law but refuse to accpet her french lover.

But how can this happen? when Fourth Jane was in lover in Paris; her father has already died . Then how can she be mad about her father for the unfair treatment? Since she doesn't know she will fall in love with the foreigner beforehand when James brings his wife home. and what was she angry about? since she hasn't meet the french lover, of course there is nothing to be unfair about, right?

the whole thing is mysterous, maybe I'll just have to read the book to find out what's really going on.