To kill a mockingbird

The differences between how Koly and I would marry someone and how we dress upon marriage are few aspects that change each other’s culture. Koly’s has hadan awful marriage because she can’t decide whom and when to marry someone. Koly doesn’t have the privilege to choose her husband because their parents needto get rid of her and they have the option to choose anyone for her. On the other hand, a difference about her marriage and mine is that when I grow up Ican choose when and whom will I spend my life with. I can choose my wife when I’m old and ready enough to support, feed, and take care of her the entirelife. Another aspect is how we dress when we are going to marry our future wife.
In India when Koly is forced by her parents to marry Hari, she has to wear asignificant sari for the wedding. She is forced to look and buy one; otherwise the bride would not accept her as her wife. She has to wear this sari to thewedding whether you buy it or make it. In my case, my wife would be dressed with a veil and a beautiful dress. My wife can choose any type of dress to wearwithout having a specific dress. Although these aspects change the culture of each other, we both get married in a happy way and hopefully we die with ourlife mate on the side.
There are such variations in Koly’s and I matrimonies and how we dress in them. Even though our culture is different we wouldhopefully live our lives with such a pleasure and comfort with our life partner.
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Whelan, Gloria. Homeless Bird. New York: Harper Collins Publisher, 2000.