Theory of Character and Characterization Characterizing

By the 1920s, the numbers of Japanese American families had grown significantly, and a high percentage had moved from migratory work to own businesses or farm archive.vancouver.wsu.edu. So, the Japanese immigrants‟ arrival had grown significantly. United States government gave the limited job for them because of it. The effect to Japanese immigrant from the problem above is discrimination because of the law or rule, especially about the land. The Issei also sought to retain the rightful places in communities by circumventing discriminatory state laws that banned their owning or leasing land. Some immigrant residents sub-leased land from American citizens and other registered land in the name of their Nissei children who were American citizen because of birth archive.vancouver.wsu.edu. Japanese immigrants had to face many difficulties and problems because of the rules from United States government. Their land owning and validation became disturbed and difficult. They looked for many ways so that they Japanese immigrant and their family got the validate land. This is for the sake of the welfare and survival in the United States. They became work harder so that they could survive in the United States.

5. Theoretical Framework

The problem formulations are answered by some theories. First, is the Theory of Character and Characterization. The theory of character is to determine who character in the story. Theory of characterization is to determine how the character is described in the story. The theory of Character and Characterization is used to answer the first problem formulation. First PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI problem formulation is about the how the main character Chizuko is described. Second, is the Theory of Discrimination. This theory is to understand the kinds of Discrimination that faced by Chizuko through her society. There are