"The water broke the bank" is the excerpt that best shows the spirit of resistance of the Rooster. Rooster is a woman who wholeheartedly loves her husband and children, a woman who is responsible, kind, patient.Became the breadwinner of the family when he was arrested. Sister Dau is a person who loves her husband very much Mr. Dau was subjected to brutal whips and beatings just because he hadn't submitted his collection yet Ms. Dau cooked a pot of thin porridge and fertilized each spoon to help her husband regain his strength. She fanned the porridge to cool quickly for the Rooster to eat. She crept over to her husband and brought the porridge to her husband. Sitting waiting for her husband to eat the porridge was delicious. Rooster is a brave, considerate, gentle, loving, affectionate, wholehearted person. love my husband At first, she was gentle when the rulers rushed to ask for Mr. Rooster to go. The Rooster implores, patient words How to humbly address "grandpa" to "son". Showing a bowing attitude to protect her husband's life. Then she became aggressive and fought back. When being beaten by the rulers, even though he was sick, he was still dragged away. She was patient but could not. She protested with words, but she did not protest with actions: knocking down the ruler and family members of the Li Chief. When she broke the bank, there was oppression, there was struggle. The love for her husband, family and homeland in the Rooster rose up along with a deep hatred of the enemy that led to her actions. She is a person. caring wife, loving husband and children. She is a good woman. Rooster is a good patient patient, but the water broke, Rooster rose up against the henchmen. The excerpt "The water broke the bank" is a passage that shows the fierce and tenacious struggle of Ms. Dau, representing the Vietnamese women and farmers in the ancient society. Ms. Dau is a beautiful image for the precious qualities of gentleness, earnestness, love for her husband, family and especially the virtue of rising up and fighting fiercely. It can be said, "The water broke the bank" is the The most outstanding excerpt from the work "Lights out" by Ngo Tat To. It not only depicts the image of a loyal, gentle woman who loves her husband and children, but also makes the reader understand better about a corrupt feudal society at that time.