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Articulation and Repression in Parra’s Iphigenia, The Diary of a Young Lady Who Wrote Because She Was Bored Like Ruby, Iphigenia utilizes water symbolism to perform her sentiments and dreams. In any case, she additionally goes to the stream to communicate her needs and wants since she can't do so uninhibitedly in her Venezuelan home. After the passing of her dad, Marã ­a Eugenia leaves Venezuela and her closest companion Christina, to visit companions of the family in Paris. In Paris she encounters a feeling of opportunity that she has never known, strolling the avenues alone, going to dramas, and dressing however she sees fit. However, when she returns to Caracas to live with her auntie and grandma, she gets exhausted, feels detained, and discovers that her Uncle Eduardo took her legacy, leaving her poverty stricken and totally subordinate upon him. Her lone plan of action is to get hitched to an affluent admirer. Lamentably, Marã ­a Eugenia begins to look all starry eyed at Gabriel, who isn't her family’s admirer of decision. Uncle Eduardo moves the family to the nation and captures Gabriel’s letters to Marã ­a Eugenia. Before long Leal, an admirer to the family’s enjoying, whom Marã ­a Eugenia doesn't adore, requests that her wed him and she acknowledges. A brief timeframe later, Marã ­a Eugenia’s uncle Pancho becomes sick, and Gabriel, a specialist, goes to the house to keep an eye on him. At the point when they see each other once more, Marã ­a Eugenia and Gabriel understand that they are both still infatuated, and he importunes her to flee with him, however Marã ­a Eugenia can't gather the fearlessness to acknowledge his offer. Rather, she acknowledges the existence that her family approves, relinquishing herself as Leal’s spouse. In this story water is firmly connected with Marã ­a Eugenia’s capacity to communicate. She battles all through the novel to communicat... ...eal on account of their impact. Separating from her family by going to Paris, trusting in and emblematically turning into the water, the green-world token, beginning to look all starry eyed at Gabriel, the green-world darling, revolting from her family, and connecting with her oblivious carry her to the tip of self acknowledgment. In any case, because of the impact of her family, Marã ­a Eugenia acknowledges her family’s desires as her own, what is in opposition to the wants she communicates during the time spent her transformational venture. In Pratt’s words, rather than growing up, Marã ­a Eugenia encounters a â€Å"growing down† in which the hero acknowledges â€Å"auxiliary or auxiliary personhood† rather than self acknowledgment (36, 168). Rather than tolerating herself during the procedure of individuation she dismisses her adoration for Gabriel and her longing for opportunity to fit in with the desires of her family.