In Toronto, Canada, a Canadian Chinese woman cooks a meal of baozi for ____and ___ husband. One of ____ buns comes alive, much to ___ shock. She raises the dumpling as a child, feeding it and caring for the bun, who enjoys the time he spends with ___. Eventually the child sees other children playing and wishes to join them, but the overprotective mother refuses to allow him to do so, much to his ire. As ___ son grows, he desires increasing amounts of independence, which creates tension between the two of them that gradually alienates them from each other. When the steamed bun introduces the woman to ____ new fiancée, with whom he will leave home, the woman protests. She tries to stop the steamed bun from leaving, but he pulls free. In a fit of anger, the mother eats the steamed bun, after which she cries over what she has done