Like Water For Chocolate Chp. 1-6
Across
- 2. The dish Tita prepares using the flowers Pedro gives her.
- 5. The family rule that prevents Tita from marrying.
- 10. The emotion and desire transferred through Tita's cooking that strongly affects Gertrudis.
- 13. Tita experiences this after learning the devastating news about Roberto.
- 14. One major theme of the novel is tradition versus what?
- 15. Tita's last name.
- 18. The emotion Tita's tears transfer into the wedding cake.
- 20. Tita feeds this to Roberto because Rosaura cannot produce any.
- 22. The month or chapter in which Tita prepares the wedding cake.
- 23. Tita frequently uses this activity as a way of communicating feelings she cannot openly express.
Down
- 1. Mama Elena represents this control.
- 3. Tita's mother, who strictly enforces the family's traditions.
- 4. The flowers Pedro gives Tita that Mama Elena orders her to throw away.
- 6. The main character of the novel who expresses many of her emotions through cooking.
- 7. The doctor who becomes concerned about Tita and her well-being.
- 8. Gertrudis leaves the ranch with a soldier named what?
- 9. Tita's sister who becomes rebellious and independent.
- 11. The woman who raises Tita in the kitchen and teaches her to cook.
- 12. The man Tita loves but is forbidden to marry.
- 16. Tita lives on a what?
- 17. The literary technique in which magical or impossible events are treated as ordinary parts of life.
- 19. The room in the house Tita feels most confortable and expresses herself through food.
- 21. The baby born to Pedro and Rosaura.