Furthermore, by Tan having multiple first-person point of views, her texts again deviate from the conventions of a novel. Most all novels convey only one perspective, which is from the main character. There are others, such as Veronica Roth’s Allegiant, they will convey first-person point of views from the top main characters, though they do not exceed more than two. The Joy Luck Club, on the contrary, conveys the perspectives of each main character, enlightening the readers of their stance. This gives the reader a deeper understanding of how and what the problem is between them all. For example, Lena St. Clair says, “She sees only the bad things that affect our family. And she knows what causes them. But now she laments that she never did
