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"Kai Ying would never forget the sight of her pale little boy lying on the courtyard pavement" -> this implies Kai Ying's deep maternal instinct and the trauma she endures while carrying for her injured son, Tao, with the absence of her husband.

" Kai Ying couldn't think of one tea or soup that could bring the dead back to life" -> it reflects Kai Ying's realization of her limitiations in the face of potential loss

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Overview: Tao experiences one of the most apparent growths in his character, physically (his journey to recovery) as well as emotionally (having to adapt and react to crucial events in the story such as Wei’s admission and Su Yin’s inclusion to the Lee family)

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https://docs.google.com/document/d/104IgLvQANQ0F2egwiXFR5FhZSyPKIm0n274ZgZQs_AA/edit?usp=drivesdk

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Wei’s growth and journey — contextually and literally

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pg 29 "she tried to conceal her misery, her constant dread and the thin shadow of fear" -> it shows how difficult her life was after sheng was arrested and her constant state of anxiety on whether sheng was alright

"reminded of youth and hope and the joys of pure innocence even in her darkest moments -> during that point of time when she was all devastated and worried of tao, seeing tao reminded her about the good things in life which makes her feel happy

pg12 "Kai Ying felt completely paralysed, her throat felt so dry she could barely swallow" -> the state of worry and anxious state she was in that she could not feel her body and that she could not move

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"determined more than ever to recapture his place" shoes his mentality had changed towards school

" it was another small blow he tried to ignore after little shan left" shows that he was very affected by the loss of little shan