The Idea Of The American Dream In Volar By Judith Ortiz Cofer

Volar analysis
As a young person grows up, he or she may have many dreams that one may be aiming to accomplish before attaining maturity. These dreams may be achievable or not according to their nature. Many of these young people may get misled by this dreams which may result in ruining the rest of their lives. “Volar” is form of a short story which is written by Judith Ortiz Cofer. The father to the author of this short story is a business man whose main aim for coming to America to seek for the America dreams to his wife as well as his daughter (Crimmins et al., 84). “The idea of the American dream has been attached to everything from religious freedom to a home in the suburbs… a world where anything can happen and good things might” (Hochild & Jennifer, 15). The young lady described in this context possesses typical America dream but she will never achieve this dream due to the circumstances that she is in. …show more content…
What they mainly imagine of is a family which has two kids, mainly a son and a daughter and who are living in a good house which is in neighborhood to a white and which has a picket fence around it. This family owns more than two cars and they always leave for a holiday during each summer (Crimmins et al., 84). This is also accompanied by an abstract part which accompanies the ideal life of Americans. This abstract also involves freedoms which include freedom of press, religious freedom as well as freedom of speech (Kelly, 278). Other virtues of upright citizens such as liberty, respect, independence, honesty, as well as justice are also included to these freedoms. Many people with the young girl not exception make this dream their priority and their main aim is to achieve it in order to be satisfied (Crimmins et al.,