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"And anyway, a woman's place is sleeping so she can wake up early with the tortilla star..."

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"Is a good girl, my friend, studies all night and sees the mice, the ones her father says do not exist".

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Alicia is struggling to fulfill the responsibilities of a full-time mother while trying to get an education. Her father faults her for not working enough for the family, and the neighborhood calls her “stuck-up,” but she is actually striving for self-improvement.

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Apart from the vignette, the author of the book is a mexican women. So a woman as Alicia is an example of the subdued latin and XX century women. Who were subdued and a victim of a patriarcal system with less rights than nowadays.

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The man is portrayed as a person with a closed mind and archaic thinking, who considers that role of women in society is narrowed to the work inside the house, like cooking, the laundry and simple things.

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Why not and who seems to be "taking it away" from them? 

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Why not and who seems to be "taking it away" from them? 

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Alicia is represented as a women narrowed to house labor, therefore that situation limits her to develop her identity. She encounters herself there due to her dad and his stereothypes of the work women should do. Moreover, that identity of an ambitious woman can not be developed in the best way because of the limitations of her dad.

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Do the women in the story seem to have an identity?

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Do the women in the story seem to have an identity?

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Alicia's mother: is portrait as the latina housewive, who stands "behind a rolling pin"

Alicia: young and smart, is going for the first time at the university