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    In The House on Mango Street‚ Cisneros depicts how the setting impacts the narrator by using language to show how the narrator’s surrounding influenced her desires. At first the narrator was never one to be conscious of her social status as she was happy just being able to play around but that all changed after her interaction with the nun‚ “The way she said it made me feel like nothing. There. I lived there… I knew then I had to have a real house” (paragraph 10-11). While the word “there” may just

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    In House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros‚ a young Latina girl named Esperanza Cordero‚ grows up in Chicago while going through a series of events throughout her transition from childhood to adulthood. Esperanza‚ excited to grow up and have the boys watch her dance‚ develops hips and soon endures sexual assault and other encounters that are the worst parts of growing up. As her future gets told‚ she is still optimistic of what lies ahead. As Esperanza begins her transition from childhood to adulthood

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    and even though the house on Mango Street was not the house of their dreams‚ it was a great achievement to own it. Although Esperanza knew they were not moving anytime soon‚ she recognized one advantage; her family was free of landlord management. In my community home ownership is a constant battle and for many simply a dream. I learn the value of home ownership in a similar sequence as Esperanza. My little sister and I were moved to and from apartment to family member’s houses until our first small

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    This passage suggests that the narrator moves a lot.This sort of lifestyle must be hard as you would have to deal with new schools‚ people‚ and surroundings.This can be a real challenge‚because it’s not easy to adjust to new surroundings every time.I personally can’t relate to the narrator‚because I haven’t moved that much‚ though the times that I have moved I know that adjusting is not always as easy as it looks like.The only puzzle left to solve is why does the narrator move so much? The narrator

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    In the House On Mango Street‚ Esperanza Cordero is such an inspiring character seeing as she shows the ways in which change can alter your life. Because the story is told by her‚ the most developed character‚ the reader experiences her growth along with her‚ which is why there is such a contrast between who she was and who she is becoming. Throughout the course of the novel‚ Esperanza begins to develop from the shy‚ naïve child she was into a mature‚ decisive‚ well-rounded young lady. Impressions

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    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 members had to move into so‚

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    In the narrative "The House On Mango Street" by Sandra Cisneros Esperanza goes through some troubles in the reading. In my time of being alive I have also gone through troubles that are similar and also different. First‚ she moved into different house as a child allot. When I was a kid we never really stayed in one place‚ we also moved around and I would always change schools which made it hard to keep and make friends just like her. Second‚ Esperanza did not like her home just because it was falling

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    The House on Mango Street Summary Esperanza Cordero is a young girl growing up in a Hispanic family in Chicago. Poverty forces them to move more times than she can count. we learn about esperanza’s character that she is dreamer Notes The theme of Esperanza being ashamed of her economic status is a prominent one in the book. Esperanza does not exactly feel ashamed of her family; in fact‚ the family is generally close-knit and happy‚ she has dreamt of prosperity from a very young age. When she

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    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 is very intelligent

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    Stuck with no way out. Caught in a circle along with many others in the same mind hood as them. In The house on mango street‚ a novela writen by Sandra Ciseros is about a girl named Ezsperabza. She is confused on her true identity and who she really is. The circle is an important symbol in the house on mango street‚ representing ways that many characters are trapped in a circle of confustion and pain. Around and around stuck in an endless circle with no way of getting out. In There was an old woman

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