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    Where you live should not determine how you feel about yourself. In Sandra Cisneros “The house on Mango Street” Esperanza’s was a young girl living in poverty who was embarrassed of where she lived. When a nun saw her playing outside and asked her where she lived she felt as though the nun judged her and disapproved of where she lived “you live there? The way she said it made me feel like nothing”(Cisneros5) Esperanza was already dissatisfied with the three bedroom house that her and her six family

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    As humans‚ we are all expected of something‚ and we all deal with those expectations in our own ways. In The House on Mango Street‚ Sandra Cisneros shows the expectations of Esperanza Cordero and explains how she deals with the difficulties of living in poverty in 1984. One societal standard is the expectation that the oldest sibling is responsible for the younger siblings’. Being the oldest of the children in her family‚ Esperanza is responsible for her siblings. One morning Esperanza’s abuelito

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    There are many themes that are important to the story in The House On Mango Street. Alienation and initiation are two themes that I found myself coming across repeatedly. Both of these themes are central in Esperanza’s story. Esperanza is someone who is torn between two different cultures‚ those being her Mexican heritage and her life in Chicago. In The House on Mango Street we watch as Esperanza struggles to grow up in a place where it is difficult to connect with both her life at home and integrate

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    Devon Kendrick November 6‚ 2013 Suzanne Weber ENC 1102 Argument Essay 2 The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros Growing up I experience some bad times that really got me wondering if my life would ever get better because of my current situation; however my life got better and I’m living a great life. In the case of Esperanza and her family they’re living a bad lifestyle and it doesn’t get any better from when they move from house to house or apartment from apartment. Although Esperanza

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    The House on Mango street is a feminist piece of literature because it brings attentions to the sexist way the men in Esperanza’s society regard women. Esperanza tells her story by focusing on the women around her who are owned by the dominant men in their lives due to restricting gender roles that encompasses not only women but men. “My great-grandfather threw a sack over her head and carried her off...She (Esperanza’s grandmother) looked out the window her whole life‚ the way so many women sit

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    House On Mango Street Essay Childhood: In some works of literature‚ childhood and adolescence are portrayed as times graced by innocence and a sense of wonder; in other works‚ they are depicted as times of tribulation and terror. Focusing on a single novel or play‚ explain how its representation of childhood or adolescence shapes the meaning of the work as a whole. Throughout the novel‚ The House on Mango Street a girl named Esperanza goes through many different changes as she tries discovering

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    I nearly threw up‚ but I managed to hold it in. I shouldn’t have drunk so much at the party. I shouldn’t have‚ but I just couldn’t control myself. I mean‚ what asshole you need to be to invite someone to the party where they barely know a soul and then leave them at the entrance‚ because some chick called them for a "talk"... It will be fun‚ he said. It will be unforgettable‚ he said. Yeah‚ maybe for you. Anyway‚ I need to get to the bus stop as soon as possible‚ I have a test tomorrow and I

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    “Let’s go‚ Victoria.” Some random lady said to me. Her name was Tanya. I rolled my eyes. I didn’t even know this lady‚ yet here she was trying to tell me what to do. Apparently‚ she was taking me from my foster home in New York city to some random one in Dallas. As if I’d rather be in some country state than in a big city. After a day and half of driving‚ we were finally pulling up to my new ‘home’. I jump out the car before Tanya even got a chance to put it in park. It way hotter down here than

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    You’re really back in the game. I still can’t believe it. These hands... are itching because of the millions that Fernando will give me. - Are you done with that one? - Yes. Finish up with those two. They must go out. Now I’m running... Actually‚ I’m not running... I’m back in overdrive. What kind of boyfriend would I be if I let... - Whose boyfriend? Mine? - No‚ mine‚ and please respect him. I love Smangele Maphumulo with all my heart! I don’t think we should spend time together without

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    As I opened the front door to the house‚ I come in from taking the trash out. "Ugh‚ a mans job." I said angrily. I come in to see all my friends sitting at the dinning room table. Colonel Mustard‚ Miss Scarlet‚ Mrs. Peacock‚ Professor Plum and Mr. Green‚ all looked at me scared. "Scarlet‚" I said "what’s going on?" "Blanche‚ something bad has happened." Miss Scarlet said. I asked her "What’s wrong guys?" "Mr. Boddy is.... he’s.... he’s.... HE’S DEAD!" Mrs. Peacock cried out. "What?!" I yelled

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