In one section of this work, one character recounts the chanting of "Go home" and the use of fire to banish the Sitting Ghost, while paranoia of "Mexican Ghosts" leads to the institutionalization of one character in another part. The characters "Crazy Mary" and "Pee-A-Nah" are described in another section of this work which also describes its protagonist's pulling at another character's hair in order to make her speak. This work, whose sections include "A Song for a Barbarian Reed Pipe" and "Shaman," also discusses the author's aunt, the No-Name Woman, and the comparis
In one section of this work, one character recounts the chanting of "Go home" and the use of fire to banish the Sitting Ghost, while paranoia of "Mexican Ghosts" leads to the institutionalization of one character in another part. The characters "Crazy Mary" and "Pee-A-Nah" are described in another section of this work which also describes its protagonist's pulling at another character's hair in order to make her speak. This work, whose sections include "A Song for a Barbarian Reed Pipe" and "Shaman," also discusses the author's aunt, the No-Name Woman, and the comparison between getting straight A's and the exploits of Fa Mu Lan, the title character. Five talk-stories by Brave Orchid comprise, for 10 points, which autobiographical novel by Maxine Hong Kingston?
In one section of this work, one character recounts the chanting of "Go home" and the use of fire to banish the Sitting Ghost, while paranoia of "Mexican Ghosts" leads to the institutionalization of one character in another part.
The Woman Warrior