기억극/유방극(Memory/Mammary Play): 폴라 보글의 『운전 배우기』
Memory/Mammary Play: Paula Vogel's How I Learned To Drive
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The play is defined as a memory as it looks back at the painful experience of a young girl named Li'l Bit. The play is also contained in the drama book entitled The Mammary Plays as the girl's breasts are exceptionally big. Because of her big breasts, she looks more mature and attracts the attention of her aunt's husband but she is teased by her family as well as her classmates. When she is 11, her uncle Peck suggests to teach her how to drive and while he gives her driving lessons, he sexually abuses her. However, her family turn a blind eye to his paedophilia. She cannot stand his molestation, but she starts to manipulates him as he clings to her. However, Peck inspires her to go to college and see the world, so she leaves home for college. Having gained an upper hand, she rejects his proposal to marry him when he comes to see her on her eighteenth birthday. Since then she never goes home to visit her family. Disappointed, Uncle Peck drank too much and dies by falling off the stairs. Li'l Bit recollects about Peck's abuse and it is through the memory that she is reconciled with her painful past.
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The play is defined as a memory as it looks back at the painful experience of a young girl named Li'l Bit. The play is also contained in the drama book entitled The Mammary Plays as the girl's breasts are exceptionally big. Because of her big breasts, she looks more mature and attracts the attention of her aunt's husband but she is teased by her family as well as her classmates. When she is 11, her uncle Peck suggests to teach her how to drive and while he gives her driving lessons, he sexually abuses her. However, her family turn a blind eye to his paedophilia. She cannot stand his molestation, but she starts to manipulates him as he clings to her. However, Peck inspires her to go to college and see the world, so she leaves home for college. Having gained an upper hand, she rejects his proposal to marry him when he comes to see her on her eighteenth birthday. Since then she never goes home to visit her family. Disappointed, Uncle Peck drank too much and dies by falling off the stairs. Li'l Bit recollects about Peck's abuse and it is through the memory that she is reconciled with her painful past.
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