How Does Laura Esquivel Use Magical Realism In Like Water For Chocolate

In the novel “like water for chocolate” by Laura Esquivel, its genre a magical realism is realistic style of imaginary scenes or realistic fiction. Esquivel demonstrated the idea of a revolution and liberty, literally with the war that take place in 1910 during the Mexican revolution a battle between the federals and rebels as well as figuratively with Tita’s struggle within herself and Mama Elena. In the story is about a girl named Tita De La Garza worked on the family's ranch as tradition ties her there because she is not allowed to be wed for its Tita destiny to take care of Mama Elena until she dies.Throughout the pilot conflict increased between two men, Pedro Muzquiz and John Brown for Tita’s love. Pedro Tita’s sweetheart, now head of the ranch and
Result Mama Elena punished Tita for ruinning Rosaura wedding. Pedro obayed Mama Elena throughout the book like have a child with Rosaura, and live in San Antonio which the result hurted Tita more as well as suffered the raft of Mama Elena. It seems that Pedro was more concerned of Mama Elena and her demands instead of Tita’s well being. Then there is John brown an American doctor as well as a father of Alex. He was brought by Pedro because Rosaura's was weak and in pain after childbirth. When he thought about their family tradition was absurd and ridiculous. Dr. John Brown was Caring, reliable, and intelligent. John who fall in love with Tita throughout the book after he refused Mama Elena’s demands to send Tita to a asylum instead he welcomed Tita to his home. He helped her to regain her sense along with obtained her independence. Tita depended on him because his words and presents meant a lot to her as well as was the only link to the real world. He let Tita adapted to the a new life style also waited for to talk to