Memoirs of a Geisha | Ideas for Group Discussion
Students might find it useful to study carefully Sayuri's process of transformation from Chiyo, the immature and resentful child, to a seasoned woman who knows how to conceal her true thoughts and ultimately learns to dictate the course of her own life. Students should be able to pinpoint at least two or three definitive "turning points" in Sayuri's life.
1. Can you draw any conclusions or comparisons about the life of the geisha and that of many modern day women? How much, if at all, does it appear that the choices for women in modern society have changed? In what ways have...
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