Value Scale of Women in Bread Givers

With the mother and each of the sisters you get a value scale of separation from the Old World traditions and the idea that women should have equal responsibility and choices as men. The mother sees that she is being oppressed but doesn't do anything to change that, Bessie is too loyal to her family to change her life, Mashah is too into her own gain to strive for equality, Fania is too wrapped up in the unfairness, and so it is left to the youngest to actually do something about the inequality. Sara is the only one that needs the equality to the point of risking what she knows for the unknown. She is willing to accept the US's culture and ideas over her traditional Jewish ones and so she assimilates and thrives more than her family. If you were in the same situation would you take the role of the mother, one of the older sisters, or Sara? I would like to think that I would be like Sara.