In Anzia Yezierska’s “My Last Hollywood Script”, she makes an important discovery that she may not be the genuine writer she claims to be. When our narrator goes up to talk she rips her speech up and tells young girls the truth of becoming famous. Our narrator went through some default paths on writing her book. She was discouraged by her teachers, they were telling her that to be a cook because writers don’t make any money; but Yezierska did whatever she could to be a writer and to say something of her own. When she told the girls the truth she got a reaction that she wasn’t expecting from them. Our narrator realized from the reactions that deep down inside she was like the young girls.
