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Compare and contrast the parent/child relationship in the "The Dolls Children" and "On Worms and Being Lucky"
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Compare and contrast the parent/child relationship in the "The Dolls Children" and "On Worms and Being Lucky" U A Fanthorpe expresses in many of her poems how relationships effect people from various points of view and some are through her own experiences of a child's relationship with its parents. Two poems that focus on the issue of family bonding are "The Dolls Children" and "On Worms and Being Lucky". In these poems Fanthorpe illustrates to the reader how she felt during her relationship with her father in throughout her young life and she also provides the reader the view of a minor character from the literacy works of Ibsen. "The Doll's Children" inspired by "A Doll's House", a play written by Ibsen in which the character of Nora is looked upon as a child through out her life whilst living with her father and also her husband. Norah realizes she has...
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