Eikan Kyu's "Illegal Immigrants' Script" and Yamasaki Toyoko's "Two Homelands" were used as the targets of this study. Because the characters illustrated in the two texts were real-life people, the argument in "Introduction to the Structural Analysis of Narratives" proposed by Roland Barthes was used to conduct discourse analysis. After disregarding the influence of authors and real-life people, the texts illustrate that people who experienced colonial life or immigration life both were subjected to colonialism. The effect of colonial policies continued after World War II. During the process that ego identity is diverged by the egoistic ideology and ideology of otherness, the closer the actor moves toward the subject, the more obvious the actor is marginalized. Simultaneously, language is often used as a critical tool manipulated by political power holders to control colonized people or immigrants. In this study, the linguistic perspective was used to observe the process and reveal the mask of multiculturalism on colony and immigration places