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1. Quote: “Michael still thought of Havana as home, because he was born there. And he had been Miguel Arroya there.
Here, he was Michael.”
Answer: This statement shows the true reality of Micheal and what his real identity was its shows the sacrifice for him to live in this country. He left his family his real home so that he could live a better life with his brother and his parents.
2.Quote: “If there are real angels in the world," Michael said to his brother, "how come they're never around when we need them?” Answer: He is referring to the incident when they needed his dad the most he wasn’t able to be there to provide them with a foundation or someone to help them believe and accomplish a better life in the United States. The angel would be the person to help them but the angel seems to appears at the wrong time.
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