Maturity and Self-Identity in Munro’s Boys and Girls by Alice Munro Ess

Maturity and Self-Identity in Munros Boys and Girls In Alice Munros story Boys and Girls the briny character/narrator disobeys her father without her father knowing. She does this because she is starting to become her cause person. Her maturity and capability to make her own decisions are pointed out distinctively as the story develops. Therefore she continued to do little things against the beliefs of her family, because as she said, I kept myself free (1008). You can tell that she was an outcast from the recumb of her family, due to the fact that she did not act ilk a missy as her nanna continued to try and point out to her. Her grandmother kept nagging her continually saying, Girls dont slam doors like that. Girls keep their knees together when they sit down (1008). Day by sidereal day she kept on getting hassled. It seemed to me as if she was constantly getting picked on by the rest of her family. There is a key al-Quran in this story, and the word is girl. That word is brought up all the time in front of her, as though her family thought she did not act enoug...