Chapteer Fifty-four [ The difficulties faced by the young generation]

Chapter Fifty-four [The difficulties faced by the younger generations]

To relieve their stress and exhaustion after work, Ernest speaks that evening in front of Elaine and other female farmworkers gathered at their dark dining table to sip coconut saps.

He draws parallels between Ericka and her slothful female cousins, who prefer to laze around doing nothing while their parents are at work on the farm and refuse to do any housekeeping.

"Because her mother, who often gripes about Ericka's diligence at home, has benefited greatly from her assistance." Before others, Ernest showed Ericka affection, compliments, and favorable feedback.

But Elaine often complains about Ericka's cleaning techniques, saying,

”She doesn't adequately clean the underside. I can still picture dust on the floor and the odor of the clothing she washed. How could she think that I would benefit greatly from it?"

Thus, Elaine concludes that Ericka's work is unsatisfactory since her cleaning technique is still not ele