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    decisions that portray themselves to have the capability to be responsible, strong, and mature. Over the course of The House On Mango Street Esperanza's had many goals but, her main goal was to one day have a house of her own. She has always felt unworthy because of her home but she believes that one day she will be proud of her own. Throughout Esperanza's life she always wanted to achieve many goals , but the main problem was achieving them, because she lived in a poor neighborhood she never…

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    The American Dream Have you ever wondered what it took to live the American Dream? In the “House on mango street” By Sandra Cisneros it shows the things you need to live the perfect american life. The main character in the story is Esperanza,she is a young girl who lives with her family in a small house on mango street. The story takes place in chicago, Esperanza and her five other family members live.Her family is very poor and they don't live the american dream. Her family faces many…

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    The Life to Live Is the dream you living the America dream? The author to the book The House on Mango Street is Sandra ciseros. The main character in the book is Esperanza a girl that she created and has some similar characteristics. The story of The House on Mango Street is about a young girl that struggles with money and lives in a house with two boys and one sister in Chicago. The obstacles to the American Dream are trust/honesty, lack of poverty, and lack of time (family). First of…

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    arms with a machete. She had passed out when she woke up the rebels were gone she walked for a whole day just to get a town called Yonkro with the help of many people. The city Yonkro was heavily protected by army soldiers the town didn't have the correct equipment to help her. So she was sent to a city called Freetown where she was given surgery half of her arm is now gone. After a couple of days at the hospital she found out that she was pregnant because she had been raped. After she had the…

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    Benjamin Franklin once said, “Having been poor is no shame, but being ashamed of it, is.” This way of thinking is often a popular theme in literature. In Sandra Cisneros’ The House on Mango Street, characters experience conflicts between escaping and remaining loyal to their origins. Esperanza’s atypical mindset differentiates her from her harsh, analogous community and environment. One’s identity creates turmoil for those who wish to break out of their silent oppression. Esperanza upholds…

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    Sandra Cisneros’ book The House on Mango Street she discloses what life is like growing up in the Barrios of Chicago while being a young woman in poverty. The House on Mango Street is unique in the narrative it tells because it is not a movement out of poverty narrative that is generally told. Cisneros’ book tells the coming of age narrative through a feminine perspective as young Esperanza navigates her way through poverty. Through a close reading of “Hips”, “Sally”, and “Beautiful & Cruel” I…

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    How does Swift want the reader to view his speaker? That is, how would Swift want his reader to describe the persona he adopts? From a broad perspective, Swift strives to depict his speaker as a conspicuously erudite individual, who, in turn, possesses noteworthy intellectual capacities. In further elaboration upon this reality, throughout the course of the essay, the speaker assesses contrasting viewpoints and renders sufficient explanations, as to why posed alternatives would fail to suffice.…

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    an undocumented immigrant and later as a legal resident. In addition to my primary texts, I will use interviews and podcasts of Sandra Cisneros and Reyna Grande to better analyze the life and identity of the authors. I will conduct this study under with my faculty advisor Dr. Hector Calderon with whom I will have biweekly one-on-one meetings. Additionally, Dr. Sandra Ruiz will provide further feedback on my project. For the purpose to have a fundamental understanding of the historical…

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    Every human being is born with a desire for a sense of belonging. Whether it is at their jobs, schools, or amongst their friends, people will always search for acceptance. The House on Mango Street, a novel beautifully crafted by author Sandra Cisneros depicts a young Latino girl's prolonged search for an identity. Cisneros portrays the young girl's evolution throughout the book by using ethnic and thematic elements. Through many hardships and life-changing experiences, Esperanza slowly blossoms…

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    "It's A Beautiful Day to Save Lives" Breaking news! A medical drama television show, which first aired in 2005, has taken America by storm. If you're like me, you must be deathly bored on week nights. Always searching high and low for something to occupy your time! Call off the search dogs, and turn on the TV. We've found the perfect solution for your Thursday nights, if you want to watch it on ABC's network. Even better, we've found the perfect solution for every night if you're a netflix user…

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