The Joy Luck Club: Chapter 13

An-mei's daughter, Rose, lamented that her marriage was falling apart and that she had "no choice."

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According to An-mei, she was raised the Chinese way to desire everything.

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An-mei was ten when she met her mother for the first time.

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According to the Turtle, your tears feed other people happiness.

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Wu Tsing's second wife used his fear of ghost to manipulate him to get what she wants.

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Before becoming Wu Tsing's third wife, An-mei's mother was honorable and a wife of a scholar.

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The closer An-mei's mother Tientsin her mother's mood changed from apprehension to excitement.

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It can be inferred from the text that An-mei's mother was unhappy because Wu Tsing's first wife took her son as her own.

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Yan Chang, An-mei's mother's best friend, told An-mei how her mother was manipulated by the Second wife and how she became Wu Tsing's concubine.

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Fearful of being haunted by An-mei's mother, Wu Tsing promise to raise An-mei and her brother as his honored children, and respect her mother as if she was his only wife.

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