Analysis Of Mother's Tongue

Human beings are similar to animals in their need to survive. Most would say we, humans are superior because we can strategize and think past our instincts. I would like to argue that we have just learned to adapt at a faster pace because of the technologies we have access to. As we grow we learn there are different ways of expression our opinion when we are at home, school, work, or even when we are with friends. When we were younger we are taught what is acceptable and not acceptable in different situations. Our behavior is influenced by what society dictates is normal and appropriate. An example of this structured way of thinking is the behavior expected when we go to church. In church people are expected to quietly listen and contemplate what the priest, minister, or leader is saying. There is no running, there definitely is no making loud noises like yelling that disturbs your neighbor. We have been taught those actions are inappropriate for that kind of setting. Just like it would be inappropriate to use slang or shorten versions of words we use when texting to write a formal essay. In the story a “Mother’s Tongue”
We as readers get an inside view as to how difference scenarios require us talk different ways. A particular point that stood out