In tortilla soup, there was a family of three girls and one father. The father is the character who I thought was the most important in the movie. He was getting old but a great chef. He also had many otha side issues like problems letting go, extremly old fashioned, and only had others best interest at heart.
He was an alone father to three daughters and althought they were grown for the most part, he still treated them all like children. Not only that, he also holds on to his ex wifes death, which makes him unable to move on at first. Each of his three daughters have there own different dreams and perspectives on life and their future, but they do things just to make their father happy. He is also very old fashioned which is some small way is probly another reason for him being unable to let go. With his recipes and raising his children, he always complains about sticking to tradition. In the end he realizes through seeing his daughters moving on in their lives that you have to let go and move on, which he does with which April. They get married and are having now his fifth baby girl.
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Hey there!! i like the points that you've made here, like martin holding on to his ex-wife's death, and seeing his daughter moving on in their lives and learning to let go things. I agree with your points, the only problem I see is couple of spelling mistakes. Rest of all looks fine. Good Job!!!
ReplyDeleteGood points but like Subbe said, a lot of spelling mistakes, and I believe he married Yolanda. Other wise good points. He did realized at the end that he deserved a second chance.
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