Question: What does Tara’s family try to impart about the way they believe a woman ought – or ought not – to be and how do they convey this? How does Tara meet or fail to meet these expectations as a young woman herself and how does this influence and shape her sense of self? In what ways does the Tara challenge her parents’ notions of what a woman should be and how is this received? Can you relate to this aspect of her story?