The story of "Bile" by author Christine Lee Zilka, explores the course of bitterness from one generation to another, and the acknowledgment of a hard life growing up through war of a first-generation American family.
“Bile” is set up by the ritual of tasting gallbladder, as a reminder of suffering.
The tone of the story oscillates among acid, awkward and traumatic, due the story is framed by the vestiges of the Korean War; so in the overall "Bile" has a bitter tone.
The short story Bile is all about the cruelty and bitterness of the genres that are from one generation to the other. It is the story of a first-generation American family that suffers the hard life of war.
The overall tone of the short story Bile is a bitter tone as it has been aroused by the generation gap. The sufferings of the first-generation American family cannot be experienced by the next generations and so therefore they cannot taste the pain of their parents and therefore behave rudely with their parents.
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