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    war sucks everything dry…” (Anaya 13) Anaya uses a simile to compare the people of Santa Rosa, New Mexico to tumbleweeds. This is comparing them with the environment of the town and connecting them with the environment that they live in. Anaya is saying that the people of the town are in a state to where they have stopped caring and are easily swayed like a tumbleweed. 2.“ No! Chavez shouted. I must go. He was my brother!” (Anaya 33) Chavez’s character is displayed. Anaya alludes to revenge in…

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    Heart of Aztlan by Rudolfo A. Anaya is a novel that displays Brelas life during the periods of post-Korean War. Though it is a novel that involves fictitious characters, the described situation in the novel was real. Though the characters utilized in the novel are in dire hopelessness, the mood of the novel is filled with hope. The book is a pure dedication as indicated by the author to people all over the world that could have in life struggled with self determination right, dignity and…

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    is how the “lime-green of spring came and… Dark buds appeared on branches.” Here, Rudolfo Anaya artfully shows how the color green, which can represent growth and virility, is being used to show that the brothers’ life is moving on. However, those same lives are being marred by the dark buds, which show that dark, and bad occurrences are happening. Buds on trees are what new shoots and branches grow out of, so Anaya is showing how new, bad events and changes are taking place.…

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    To Kill a Mockingbird In the 1930s novel, To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee portrays the strict social structure through the characters Scout encounters with. At the top of this ‘social ladder,’ are characters such as Atticus Finch, Sherriff Heck, Judge Taylor, and Mr. Underwood because their ability to read and write helped them gain a high position in society. Their opportunity to own land and have a superior job makes them well respected by the community. Atticus Finch and his family were…

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    written by Rudolfo Anaya, readers can see several examples of this idea. The first example involving fate is the connection between what Tenorio says he'll do and what actually does happen. During the story, a funeral is being held for the death of one of Tenorio's daughters. The priest in the region will not allow her to be buried in holy ground as she was a witch which represents a sin of Satan. Antonio narrates, "In that swift glance his evil eye vowed revenge on Ultima" (Anaya, 141). He is…

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    For example in the novel Bless Me Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya, there are witches who take on the form of coyotes this event is seen as ordinary and characters in the story don’t think much of it other than that they know the coyotes are “evil” witches. Another example of a metamorphosis taking place is in…

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    if it is normal for them move from place to place or even dance around. In “Bless Me Ultima,” a fiction novel written by Rudolfo Anaya, Ultima visits a cursed house. “ Pots and pans lift into the air and crash against the wall.”(228). The family living in the supernatural home, act as if these objects personifying is common experience to them. Anaya expresses this element in a way where the readers can picture this scene in their head and makes the audience think about how…

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    situations that one encounters throughout life. Although it may seem obvious that tension could have someone feeling confused or stuck, tension is a necessary element required for development and growth. In literary works such as Bless Me, Ultima by Rudolfo Anaya and Everyday Use by Alice Walker, this element of familial and inner tension are used in order to create characters such as Antonio and Maggie that drastically develop throughout their story. By having this notion of tension broken down…

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    Internalized Racism

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    In cultures of any kind, there is a sort of racism, such as internalized racism. This sort of racism occurs when racial groups believe, act upon, or enforcing dominant systems of beliefs of themselves and members of their own racial group. In my family this type of racism does not occur but, I have witnessed that in a culture like my own people who would change themselves to the dominant systems' ways. For example, a dark-skinned person may bleach their skin to fit in the beauty standards of the…

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    first language (Anaya). This alienates the speaker in multiple ways, he was singled out and humiliated for his lack of skills in english by his own teacher. This separated him from the American kids immediately, as they could all understand and answer the teacher. Along with feeling like he doesn't belong personally, the other children in his class also point him out, while they “laughed and pointed…[and forced him to be] kept away from the other groups...and worked alone” (Anaya). He was…

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