“Tétiyette and the Devil"
“Tétiyette and the Devil" This narrative is about a girl named Tetiyette who lives in Guadeloupe. The author conveys to the audience the struggle for her to find a man to marry. This is shown with the discussion of a goat, pig, and devil, who express their desire to marry her. After getting to know the pig and the goat, she refuses to marry them. The author expresses Tetiyette getting to know someone before committing to them, through the phrase "beautiful of her silver cups"(Cane and Flotsam 1). When she first met the goat and pig, her mother had told her to give them some water, metaphorically speaking, she meant to give them an opportunity to prove themselves. Although, unlike the pig and goat, the devil is described as a good-looking gentleman, and how he is decked out in gold. The devil, however, has been watching Tetiyette and has seen how gullible she is to her parent's approval and