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| "Mother and Child" (ca. 1980-1990) by Lin Fengmian |
The narrator says waiting with her mother to see the doctor when she had cancer reminded her of the times when she was "waiting in those hair salons as a kid, waiting for my mother to be restored to some livelier version of herself" (124).
What is the impact of the narrator's story of her mother’s cancer and the role she played for her as a caretaker?
How does this shape her narrative and the narrative generally?
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