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A peak of interest as she mentions the fact that they have money. Only because wealth is used to identify status. Status as a family, collectively.

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At an attempt to convince the mother to merge their lands, the father again demonstrates family pride through wealth. Meaning, the bigger the wealth collectively, the bigger the pride.

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A woman's life is confined to only these two things and in doing these things she is aiding the progression of the family pride.

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Mother in law: "Did he come by himself?"
Girl: " No, with his mother-tall, and dignified (She intimidates her) And what finery!'
Mother in law: "They have money" pg 24

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Father: "You are richer than I am. Your vineyards are worth a fortune. Each young vine a silver coin! I am only sorry that our lands -you understand- are separated" pg 30

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"One man, some children-- and a wall six feet thick, to shut out everything else" pg.33

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Sex. Again, the man and women must produce kids. It is a societal expectation. Reason being, family pride.

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A woman must take care of her man. Another expectation in the family; to relax him and make him feel comfortable in payment of his hard work.

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Maid: "A wedding-what is that?...It's a shining bed, and a man, and a woman!" pg 40

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Women who have passion for other men end their lives in fear of being cast out. It is wrongful for a woman to cheat.

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The expectation for a male in this society is to produce many offspring in order to augment the family pride. This could include them to be working on the estate for agricultural purposes or in some other way to compensate for

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Maid: "You are so lucky! You're going to hold a man in your arms! You're going to kiss him. You're going to feel him weight!" pg 40

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Acceptance of fidelity in culture and how we look at the difference if a women or a man were to cheat.

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Mother: " Honorable women throw themselves into the water, the decent ones. Not that one! But now she's my son's wife!" pg 77

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Leonardo's wife: "I don't know whats going on. But I imagine things, and i don't want to. One thing I know: I've already been tossed aside! But I have a son. And another one on the way... My mother had the same fate. But I'm not leaving here alone!" pg 57

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Mother: "Your grandfather left a son on every corner. I like that- men that are men..." pg 8

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Showing again that consummation of the marriage is another step to not only growing up but the familial expectations once marriage comes; children and chores.

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Mother: "My son will have her pregnant in no time He comes from good stock. His father could have has many sons with me" pg 61

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Guest: "The bride, the white bride-today a maiden, tomorrow a woman" pg 50

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The contrast between the sheet and the sun suggests that there is cleanliness and clarity as if any spot would be easily seen; suggesting that virginity is a easily tainted/irreplaceable/delicate topic within society

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Mother: "He has never known a woman. His reputation is cleaner than a sheet spread out in the sun" pg 31

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Here the woman throws up her words for mercy from the Son. As a role in the chorus she plays a part of the tragedy... where there is sorrowful feelings.

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Death is merciful? God is still good through tragedy

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Mother: "Blessed be God who lays us down to rest" pg 102

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Woman: "Sweet nails, sweet Cross, sweet Name- Jesus" pg 104

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passion

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Purity/virginity

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Will of man

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In saying this, a family "glistens" by the amount of money but only "spits" when the family problems are present"

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Leonardo: "And gold may glisten-but sometimes it spits!" pg 46

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Because she is confined to the sole job of raising children and keeping the house. She has no say on property/possessions/ and family decisions, only the male has that ability.

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Only because he does not love his wife and is running to find excuses for why he married her.

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Life as in more children, more offspring. The only way to achieve that is through consummation of the marriage

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Bride: "I wish I were a man." pg 21

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Mother: "Life--that's what they need more than anything else--life." pg 19

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Leonardo: "“Ever since my own wedding day I’ve been asking myself night and day who was to blame. And I’m always finding somebody new to blame. ––Because somebody somewhere must be to blame.” pg 28

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Represents fate as he describes and foreshadows scenes along the lines of tragedy.

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Family pride/"The family name"

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Men are to work and produce many offspring while the women are supposed to take care of them and the house.

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Bondage for the wife and most of all the production of new life. Advancement in the family pride

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Alike to a chorus, these girls represent fate. Their purpose is to explain the text/context

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Represents death... as she predicts Leo's fate

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What a man should be in society. Strong, forward, correct, in charge, responsible, protective. As he did fight the Felixs

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Broken marriage and suffrage from the generations of past relationships filled with hurt.

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Obligated family - yes. Her past relationship with husband was hurtful as so she expresses compassion towards the end of the book with the wife.

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Lust and passion - in escape of consequences for not abiding to gender roles. Name translates to "Happy Lion" through latin. Reference to the King of the Jungle - the Lion gets what he wants.

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Family pride - the governor of the pride and person in charge

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fear, vengance, concerned about the absence in gender roles for bridegroom's future family

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The ideal man. Straight forward with no deep emotional meaning. He knows his purpose within societal norms

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As her mother did not love her husband, neither does she. The bride is marrying to improve social status. She is conflicted and represents the idea of freedom of choice - opposite of the idea of being enslaved

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The feminine decorations

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killing/murder

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contrast in fantasy (forest) and real world (dry plains). The forest is also a dangerous place - death, but is also a place of life.

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color of houses and stark contrasts

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Religion - Christianity/Catholic represents free will and the choice of right from wrong.