Option 1:
The one childhood moment in the memoir that most contributes to Richard Blanco’s adult identity was when he and Julio went to an open-house party. Richard starts to slow dance with Anita. While he’s slow dancing with her, he doesn’t feel excited, horny, dizzy, or out of control all of the .This is the first time he experiences this weird feeling and deep down he knew he was homosexual however, he didn’t want to admit it. After, they talked and got to know each other but when he finally kissed her for the first time they both knew that their relationship wasn’t going to work out.
Option 2:
Ricky’s trip to Disney World symbolizes Ricky’s dream to be an American kid. Ricky struggles with his identity because his family was born
The one childhood moment in the memoir that most contributes to Richard Blanco’s adult identity was when he and Julio went to an open-house party. Richard starts to slow dance with Anita. While he’s slow dancing with her, he doesn’t feel excited, horny, dizzy, or out of control all of the .This is the first time he experiences this weird feeling and deep down he knew he was homosexual however, he didn’t want to admit it. After, they talked and got to know each other but when he finally kissed her for the first time they both knew that their relationship wasn’t going to work out.
Option 2:
Ricky’s trip to Disney World symbolizes Ricky’s dream to be an American kid. Ricky struggles with his identity because his family was born