The Girl with the Louding Voice

The Girl with the Louding Voice

by

Abi Daré

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Ms. Tia’s Mother Character Analysis

Ms. Tia’s mother lives in Port Harcourt and is terminally ill for the entirety of the novel. Ms. Tia leaves Lagos on several occasions to care for her sick mother. They have a rather strained relationship, as Ms. Tia’s mother was harsh and controlling of Ms. Tia as a child. This tension is one of the factors that initially made Ms. Tia decide not to have children. Ms. Tia’s mother’s illness softens her personality, though, and Ms. Tia begins to wish that she had a baby to bring with her when she visits her mother, so that her mother would have something to live for.

Ms. Tia’s Mother Quotes in The Girl with the Louding Voice

The The Girl with the Louding Voice quotes below are all either spoken by Ms. Tia’s Mother or refer to Ms. Tia’s Mother. 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:
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Chapter 30 Quotes

Honest, honest, I never hear of a adult woman not wanting childrens in my life. In my village, all the adult womens are having childrens, and if the baby is not coming, maybe because of a sickness, then their husband will marry another woman on top of them and the adult woman will be caring for another woman’s baby so that she don’t feel any shame.

Related Characters: Adunni (speaker), Ms. Tia/Tia Dada, Big Madam (Florence Adeoti), Ms. Tia’s Mother
Page Number: 203
Explanation and Analysis:
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Ms. Tia’s Mother Quotes in The Girl with the Louding Voice

The The Girl with the Louding Voice quotes below are all either spoken by Ms. Tia’s Mother or refer to Ms. Tia’s Mother. 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:
Education, Empowerment, and Self-Worth Theme Icon
).
Chapter 30 Quotes

Honest, honest, I never hear of a adult woman not wanting childrens in my life. In my village, all the adult womens are having childrens, and if the baby is not coming, maybe because of a sickness, then their husband will marry another woman on top of them and the adult woman will be caring for another woman’s baby so that she don’t feel any shame.

Related Characters: Adunni (speaker), Ms. Tia/Tia Dada, Big Madam (Florence Adeoti), Ms. Tia’s Mother
Page Number: 203
Explanation and Analysis: