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just like how the two older sister represent revolution and tradition i think john and pedro represent love and passion, john loving tita and pedro having a passion for tita (EL)

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the roles of the women in the story are defined by their choices.

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the roles of the women in the story are defined by their choices.

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mama elena refuses to look after tita rejecting her role as a mother and runs the family in a more masculin role than women usually play. tita is the family chef which is a feminine role while questioning the socity and traditions she3 was rased with. Nacha takes on the role of mother as well as the role of chef. Gertrudisis arevolutionary while rosara is conservitive as well. et

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geturidus, natcha, the old lady ghost, and tita are great women roles that have a positive look on women. tita gets imspired by these characters and rises up agianst her family and their tradition.

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geturidus, natcha, the old lady ghost, and tita are great women roles that have a positive look on women. tita gets imspired by these characters and rises up agianst her family and their tradition.

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This is what drives the whole book, mama elena's love or lack there of for tita, tita's inability to love someone openly, and then tita's choice between the two men she loves. (Josh)

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Whenever tita cooks her emotions quite literally go into the food and everyone who eats the food is effected (EL)

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This book goes into detail about the good and bad in love such as the way the main character is treated through out the beginning of the book love being strained harsh and unruly possibly even forbidden and then later we see love being depicted in a more parental and sexual stand point further into the chapters to which then it continues in a more love hurts but then love heals near the ending of the book (Styx W)

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Throughout the story there are slightly abnormal things within the normal stuff. For example at the wedding the cake made everyone throw up or how at the beginning of the book when Tita was a baby she cried so much that they used the salt in her tears for cooking. ( AB )

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When Tita's sister decides to keep the unfair family traditions, she is unaware of how this effects others. This makes Tita very upset because she believes her sister is being selfish.

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Rosaura becoming self aware about how she looks and smells (Jp)

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Gertrudis is a character who escapes the confines of Mama Elena and her household, even working at a brothel briefly. She follows her own rules rather than listening to those set in place for her as both Mama Elena's daughter and a woman in society. She instructs soldiers rather than being instructed or sitting back and being complacent, she runs off on her own to build her own future rather than sitting still in one made for her.

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magical realism ties in alot with the supernatural, and in the book there are many strange occurances that could be deemed supernatural. a prominant moment is when the cake tita baked for her sisters wedding gives all the guests a lovesick illness from titas tears that were mixed in. this is obviously not possible in the real world so it would be the supernatural or magical element of the story.

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Mama Elena’s ghost burning Pedro (Jp)

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This is best portrayed by the sisters rosaura and Gertrudis, they are two opposites of the spectrum, Rosaura is the more traditional woman roles, whilst gertrudis is the not so traditional womans roles, like being in the army. (Josh)

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the whole book is that Pedro "Loves" Tita and Tita loves pedro But they cant be together.

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the whole book is that Pedro "Loves" Tita and Tita loves pedro But they cant be together.

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Tita is told that she cannot marry or be in a relationship becasue she is the youngest daughter but she does not listen and does the exact oppostie of what Mama Elana said to do. (AB)

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the older sisters represent revolution and tradition.

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the older sisters represent revolution and tradition.

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gurtrudis leaves the family first is 1/4 black and becomes a generalm trough work while rosara relies on tradition. she is sent away wants he adughter to look after her and refuses to make tita and pedro's relationship public. I think that the auther is sayitn that revolution is good and nessisary while holding onto tradition hurts individuals and comunities. et

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When she finally comes to terms with herself and everyone and everything around her

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When she finally comes to terms with herself and everyone and everything around her

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Though Tita longs for love it does not feel like she truely knows how to love. Due to her relationship with her mother. I believe her perception of love is messed up.

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A supernatural example is Mama Elena communicating with Tita after she had died

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A supernatural example is Mama Elena communicating with Tita after she had died

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john brown really loves Tita and wants her to be genuly happy. Pedro is jelous and impolsive and wants Tita to be all his but he dosen't recitae that at all and marries roserra to "be with tita"

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john brown really loves Tita and wants her to be genuly happy. Pedro is jelous and impolsive and wants Tita to be all his but he dosen't recitae that at all and marries roserra to "be with tita"

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Near the end the greatest conflict is Rosaura trying to force esperanza into the same role tita was in with mama elena and that drives the end of the book, and it drives pretty much the whole book

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one of the traditions of titas family is that she cant get married and has to take care of her mom instead.

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one of the traditions of titas family is that she cant get married and has to take care of her mom instead.

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Mama Elena is interpreted as a ghost after her death, which is likely representing that she still remained in Tita's mind despite being gone. Mama Elena's treatment and abuse lingers in her mind and affects her wellbeing, which is common in victims of domestic situations. She's still literally haunted by what her mother did, and how her mother would restrict and judge her for her actions.

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love is a main idea throughout the book, and is represented with tita and pedros relationship, but also in titas love for her family and even later on john. there is a lot of intimate scenes between characters, and that intimacy represents passion.

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Tita and Pedro have a lot of passion. It can be expressed through food or looks they give each other. Though, they have a lot of love their value to each other feels conditional. It does not always seem like Pedro truely loves Tita.

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One of the traditions is where the youngest daughter doesn't get married and has to take care of their mother. The revolution is Tita rebelling against that old idea and becoming herself

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One of the traditions is where the youngest daughter doesn't get married and has to take care of their mother. The revolution is Tita rebelling against that old idea and becoming herself

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Most of Pedro's actions are caused by love and passion and Pedro's actions affect Tita's which drive the whole story. i.e the whole mama elena's ghost when they're really jsut... you know