In swaddling clothes why does toshika get upset with her husband

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svetlana [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

Toshiko was upset with her husband because her husband trivialized the incident that happen, he laughed over it and use it as a form of entertainment to his friends. It told his friends about the illegitimate baby as a normal incident they witnessed.

Explanation:

Swaddling clothes was written by Yukio Mishima and it is a story about a woman called Toshiko, the wife of an handsome and successful Japanese actor. She lives in material luxury and despite that she was unhappy because of her husband inattentive behavior, westernised lifestyle and agonizing incidents of the illegitimate baby that was given birth to by her nurse maid.

Her husband was described to have insensitive behavior because of his modern lifestyle. He only participated by sending his wife home alone and trivializing the incidents that happen.

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