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    rather with enough effort these goals may be realized. The expectations set by Esperanza in Sandra Cisneros’s “The House on Mango Street” inevitably leads to disappointment; however fulfilling these dreams is still a possibility despite of its non-actuality. Esperanza lives out unfulfilling life disappointed by the uninspiring house she lives in‚ a worthless music box‚ and the dream of eating in the canteen. Esperanza had hoped for more‚ even believed in more than what she received; a shabby‚ broken-down

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    roles have always influenced the world just as Esperanza experiences sexuality and gender roles in The House on Mango Street written by Sandra Cisneros. Sandra Cisneros’s novella filled with vignettes following a young girl‚ Esperanza’s‚ experience with moving to a new house which is to her dislike. In the novella‚ The House on Mango street‚ Cisneros is trying to develop through Esperanza that in order to become an adult‚ or coming of age‚ Esperanza and young adults must understand sexuality and

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    displays the hardships of growing up as a Chicana while being surrounded by the pressure of the American dream. The main character Esperanza has trouble with her identity‚ but learns a lot of important lessons from the people around her as she matures. The struggles she faces are what creates her main quest of using her legacy to take control of her destiny. Esperanza sets herself many goals throughout her journey‚ and meets people who both help and hurt her‚ and eventually lead her to change her

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    New Home I would like to nominate Esperanza Codero and her family for the Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. Esperanza is a young Latino girl who is around the age of thirteen; Esperanza lives in a place called Mango Street‚ which is a very poor neighborhood‚ with her family in a nearly broken down house in which everybody has to share a room. I believe Esperanza deserves to be nominated because she has been through a great deal in The House on Mango Street. Esperanza deserves to be chosen for the show

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    tense. The main character Esperanza explains her life story of her neighborhood and city at the age of twelve. First person view helps me understand Esperanza and her friends and family. Two other main characters in Esperanza’s life are Nenny and Sally. Sally is one of Esperanzas friends but a sexuall one‚ Esperanza sees her as a beautiful and rude like those women from the movies Esperanza adores. Nenny on the other hand is Esperanza’s innocent little sister. Nenny and Esperanza don’t seem very much

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    Latino girl‚ by the name of Esperanza‚ is growing up in the suburbs of Chicago and is determined to leave her life on Mango Street in her past. In this novella Cisneros explores the effect of loss of innocence on Mango Street. The roles of women and how they treat each other is highly prominent in The House on Mango Street. Throughout Esperanza’s year on Mango Street she begins to realize that women have a responsibility to not harm each other but to help. As soon as Esperanza arrives on Mango Street

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    young girl named Esperanza who lived in a unfortunate environment. Esperanza always Dreams of owning a beautiful house‚ one she wouldn’t be ashamed of‚ one away from Mango Street. Esperanza knew the lifestyle that most women on Mango Street had‚ a lifestyle she didn’t want to live. Esperanza grows older and starts to realize she has been delusional and becomes disappointed in her parents she knows that they will never move from Mango Street to the house of their dreams and now Esperanza makes it her

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    In “the house on Mango Street” Esperanza was really naïve and ignorant however things began transitioning in her life because of incidents occur in the novel. The story began with Esperanza the main character moving to a new house.Esperanza moved a lot that she does not even remember her first house. Than she complains how she was always moving her whole life and never grew up in her ideal house. She hates the new house and the neighborhood because she lives in a Mexican segregated area in Chicago

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    of forty-four short tales that evoke the circumstances and conditions of a Hispanic American ghetto in Chicago. The narrative is seen through the eyes of Esperanza Cordero‚ an adolescent girl coming of age. These concise and poetic tales also offer snapshots of the roles of women in this society. They uncover the dual forces that pull Esperanza to stay rooted in her cultural traditions on the one hand‚ and those that compel her to pursue a better way of life outside the barrio on the other. Throughout

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    them in part because it is poorly written. Esperanza observes the people around her and realizes that if not knowing or not mastering the language creates powerlessness‚ then having the ability to manipulate language will give her power. She wants to change her name so that she can have power over her own destiny. Her Aunt Lupe tells her to keep writing because it will keep her free‚ and Esperanza eventually understands what her aunt means.

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