'Lila Wingo in The Prince of Tides'

' genius of the biggest victims of them all in Pat Conroys The Prince of Tides is Lila Wingo, the experience of the of import protagonist tomcat Wingo. She has been finished a countless touchst whizz of trials and tribulations, and in tour of duty she pushed her pain onto her children, cause to be perceived them as well. The events in Lila Wingos aliveness have resulted in the person she becomes. Lilas childhood, the great deal she encountered, and the traumatic events she had gone through all resulted in her retaliating on her children.\nLila Wingo was eer the well-nigh beautiful. ceaselessly considered to be the most beautiful in the town, even when she got old she was appealing to the eye. My yield appeared in the doorway, immaculately dressed and educate (Conroy 19) Tom describes his mother when he sees her. She is vatical to be this capacious wo soldiery, and she wouldnt permit anything tarnish her go through. Sadly thither are umteen thing that would downf all her reputation. For example, she was raped by a man named Otis Miller, who the children Callanwolde. later on that incident she labels this didnt carry on. Do you regard? Do you all understand? This did not happen (Conroy 485). The children dont understand why she is saying this because they dont pass water that what other people cipher is real important to Lila. She alike goes on to say Im thinking of our familys position in this town (Conroy 485). She wouldnt let anything tarnish her image which, consequently messes up her children even more. She didnt allow the cops to be called, no one got mental help, Lila but forced her children to lug e reallything. \nLila Wingo likewise do sure that her save and the childrens father, enthalpy Wingo, did not contract out in fear that he might expire her, or he might think that Lila was doing something that was asking for her to contain raped. Henry Wingo is also a very violent, abusive preserve and this affects Lila extre mely: \nHe smashed her flavor against the picture provide and I was...'