Interior Chinatown

by

Charles Yu

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Young Fong/Mini Boss Character Analysis

Young Fong is Old Fong’s son. Old Fong dies when he slips while running the shower to answer a phone call from Young Fong, and Young Fong feels guilty for the inadvertent role he played in his father’s death. Young Fong also plays the role of “Mini Boss” in Black and White.

Young Fong/Mini Boss Quotes in Interior Chinatown

The Interior Chinatown quotes below are all either spoken by Young Fong/Mini Boss or refer to Young Fong/Mini Boss. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Immigration Theme Icon
).
Act 2: Int. Golden Palace Quotes

Young Fong packs his father’s things. A simple action, done carefully, turns into something more. He drags an old steamer trunk into the room to collect the belongings, carefully tucking each item into place. Smoothing out the threadbare clothes, as if his father might need them again. Treating the broken, the inexpensive, the humblest of possessions with dignity, just as Old Fong had taught him to do.

Related Characters: Willis Wu (speaker), Old Fong, Young Fong/Mini Boss
Page Number: 81
Explanation and Analysis:
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Young Fong/Mini Boss Quotes in Interior Chinatown

The Interior Chinatown quotes below are all either spoken by Young Fong/Mini Boss or refer to Young Fong/Mini Boss. For each quote, you can also see the other characters and themes related to it (each theme is indicated by its own dot and icon, like this one:
Immigration Theme Icon
).
Act 2: Int. Golden Palace Quotes

Young Fong packs his father’s things. A simple action, done carefully, turns into something more. He drags an old steamer trunk into the room to collect the belongings, carefully tucking each item into place. Smoothing out the threadbare clothes, as if his father might need them again. Treating the broken, the inexpensive, the humblest of possessions with dignity, just as Old Fong had taught him to do.

Related Characters: Willis Wu (speaker), Old Fong, Young Fong/Mini Boss
Page Number: 81
Explanation and Analysis: