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Hypersexuality in The World of Suzie Wong, "this scene is the first…

- - - - "...working to establish a different identity along with established sexual images so as to expand racial agendas beyond the need to establish normalcy and standardization"
- - - - The prescription of moral high ground as Western and thus unfit for Suzie
      - "I want to be like nice English girl for you."
        
        paints the 'positive' morality of sexual restraint as a Western notion that Suzie has to buy into
        
        a sort of 'changing of her ways' --as if she had a choice in the oppressive, colonial system she already explained she was trapped in
      - "I not stay with anyone who ask me first time."
    - - "forced to compete with that little waterfront tramp"
      - "and if I have to get him the way she did, I'll do it" + "stop it dear, that's no way to find happiness"
        
        morally criticizes Suzie by declaring her 'ways' as inferior to Western culture, customs, and women
- - - - Thus sexualized
  - - - appreciate it through sexualized syntax
    - - For Robert, these two terms are possibly synonymous
    - - and thus, Robert's associated sexually available and submissive perspective from a removed standpoint--Laura Marks: "threatens the American by underlining the fact that their relation is the sordid one familiar to him from 'home,' and by imposing her desiring subjectivity on his ideal image of her"