Attentive to Her Children
Nakamura wanted to influence Kaoru that Chizuko can be lie on Kaoru or became good person only in front of Kaoru. The sentence Japanese stick Japanese above
had the meaning that fellow Japanese people can make disadvantages each other. Nakamura thought that Chizuko made the new problem to Kaoru. The statement
of Nakamura above also had the meaning that one of ways to out from the problem in the Unites States was to stick the fellow Japanese immigrant. Kaoru
and Nakamura considered that looking job for Chizuko and grabbed the job to fellow Japanese was one better way to out from their job problem. This way was
the same with sentence “Japanese stick Japanese”. Kaoru also had the one hide bad purpose. He wanted to own the land himself.
KAORU. Well, to be honest, I planned to work on a piece of land for myself one day Yamauchi, 1935:428.
Kaoru said this statement without his awareness. Chizuko was surely shocked with Kaoru‟s talk. Chizuko thought that Kaoru did not like to live Chizuko„s
house. The purpose of Kaoru was to take the benefit of Chizuko. He did the lie with his kind. He gave some presents to Chizuko and her children. This way of
Kaoru was the cruel way that planned by him.He did this with the purpose to draw sympathy and take a heart of Chizuko and her children.
KAORU. Ha-ha Got some things there. ICHIRO. What for? What‟s this for?
KAORU. They‟re presents Yamauchi, 1935:422. PLAGIAT MERUPAKAN TINDAKAN TIDAK TERPUJI
Kaoru gave some presents Chizuko and her children to get his purpose to get a job or land result. He wanted to make Chizuko and family became believe in his kind.
Chizuko and her children did not know the real personality of Kaoru. Kaoru made the tricks with his presents. Kaoru also taught the violin lesson to Aki. This was
discrimination pattern did by Kaoru to Chizuko. Kaoru wanted to persuade Aki so that she believed with his kind.
KAORU. Oh, Aren‟t you cold out here, Aki-chan? AKI. The music is so beautiful
KAORU. Come inside. I‟ll teach you to play this Yamauchi, 1935:422. All of these were the patterns of Class Discrimination both from fellow Japanese
people Kaoru and Nakamura and rules from United States government. The class discrimination that happened to Chizuko by Kaoru, Nakamura and United
States government was appropriate with the Theory of Discrimination that says:
Discrimination is the unequal or unbalances treatment, whether intentional or unintentional of individuals or groups on the basis of group relationship
or membership that is unrelated ability or past performance Roth, 1995:232.