A Story Of Esperanza's House
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The keepers of an orphanage charged with smuggling drugs and abuse to children. Jorge Holland and Carlos Junior were caught at the hospital on November 1, 2137, with the help of fellow members of the orphanage, Ton-Ton Lopez, Fidelito Norse, Chacho Woods, and Matt Alarcon. Also one of the member of the police force, Ezparanzo. To begin with, Esperanza tells that, Ton-Ton told her about everything that had happened from the time Fedilito almost got canned, and Chacho and Mat getting thrown into the boneyard, and how the boys attacked the keepers. him and Matt Alacran getting canned. In addition, she also asked them about laudanum. At first, Jorge Holland and Carlos Junior tried to play it off as the boys were making up a story, so Esperanza
In this essay, the author
- Explains that jorge holland and carlos junior were caught with the help of fellow members of the orphanage, ton-ton lopez, fidelito norse, chacho woods, and matt alarcon.
- Analyzes how esperanza tells ton-ton about everything that had happened from the time fedilito almost got canned, chacho and mat getting thrown into the boneyard, and how the boys attacked the keepers. jorge holland and carlos junior tried to play it off.
- Narrates how esperanza had been waiting for a search warrant to find laudanum in the building.
- Narrates how jorge and carlos had gone to court and won the case with ton-ton, ezparanzo, and the laudanum in the warehouse.
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- Opines that no matter how hard people wish on a star or candle, the wishes never seemed to be.
- Describes how they realize that they were never going to be able to get what they wanted.
- Opines that one day, they will have a best friend all their own.
- Narrates how she longs for a true friend that she can tell her.
- Recommends finding a real friend who shares the same goal as her.
- Narrates how she escaped her life, but all she ended up with were friendships that reminded her of her past.
- Narrates how rafaela, and sally are all waiting for a car to stop, star to fall, someone.
- Opines that a man who provides her with riches, but she will never be an individual.
- Opines that her fate was the result of her own doing because she was not granted.
- Narrates how she dreamed of living in a house all her own.
- Analyzes how esperanza and her friends long for friendship, love, and a better life, but face the harsh reality of the "real world."
- Analyzes how cisneros uses the story of rapunzel to describe rafaela's life. she longs to be free of the "tower," but all she gets is a husband who keeps her locked up in the apartment.
- Analyzes how esperanza longs for the love of a man. she thinks that love is fairy tale.
- Analyzes how street strived for a better life in esperanza. a fairy tale element was the old lady who had so many children.
- Explains that mango street, it would always be a little tag that followed her because she learned and grew up in that house.
- Explains that the residents of mango street had their own ideas on love, friends, a good life, but what they got were the totally different.
- Analyzes how the line between fantasy and reality is so blurred. they waited for it to come to them and ended up with what they got.
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- Explains that isabel allende was born in lima, peru in 1942, but, after her parent's divorce, was raised by her mother in chile. her father was a diplomat and the chilean ambassador to peru.
- Analyzes how the setting of the novel is understood to be chile because the political history of chile forms part of its plot.
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- Analyzes how blanca trueba falls in love with pedro tercero, a worker at tres marias. they keep their love secret until their early adulthood by meeting secretly.
- Analyzes how alba is strange as a child. she spends much of her time alone or reading. everyone in the family loves alba, including her grandfather.
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- Describes how alba is physically, sexually, and mentally tortured by the guards and by esteban trueba who, because of his help, is now a police officer.
- Narrates how alba is sent to a women's concentration camp and dropped off in the slums. alba and esteban decide to restore their house and continue living as normal as possible under the circumstances.
- Analyzes how the trueba family represents chile in the 1900s. allende proposes the family as a model for her divided country.
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- Analyzes how the father and son get 'lucky' on their journey on the road and find a flare gun and blankets, symbolizing god being with them all the time.
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- Opines that when esperanza's mother has to go to the hospital, she wonders if her depression will get worse. it is sad that she feels like she failed her mother.
- Opines that repatriation would be like sending me back to ireland even though i am an american citizen just because my grandparents were immigrants. they fear that we will have something similar now with our new president.
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- Describes how they felt bad for the workers in chapter 11 because of the low wages and poor working conditions. they should help each other fight against the unfair conditions together.
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- Opines that they are worried about president trump trying to build a wall, keep people out, and send others back.
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- Opines that it is unfair to judge people just based on their skin color or where their family came from.
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- Opines that esperanza thought of a way to help isabel feel better. isabel cried because she didn't get queen of the may because the teacher chose on more than grades.
- Compares the american girl story of kittredge and the story about miguel, who stole esperanza's money.
- Opines that miguel brought abuelita back in chapter 13 because he isn't a bad guy, and esperanza has her grandmother back and isabel learning to crochet.
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- Illustrates don juan's reputation as a womaniser. quintero is an angry, upsetwidower and he wants to get back at don
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- Analyzes how the quote shows that the reader thinks heis brave and this makes them think they are arrogant, but later we find out that even the shadows scare him.
- Opines that the red room is the more effective ghost story. the structure of both texts has to be evaluated.
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- Opines that the redroom is more effective in terms of structure because it is what thereader would expect of a ghost story. the language of both texts has to be analysed.
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- Analyzes how ferula's life story, the desolation of her soul, and the connection she eventually has with clara all became evident in the mere description of their living environment.
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- Explains that ferula grew up always caring for others before herself. she assumed the role of her brother's (esteban) mother due to her mother falling ill.
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- Analyzes how ferula's life became a web of the needs of others through her philanthropic actions. her life consisted of personal sacrifice, not from the goodness of her heart but by her thinking it necessary to suffer injustice.
- Compares ferula's relationship with clara, who devoted herself to helping others and lived by religious morals.
- Analyzes how clara's relationship with ferula turned into a loving friendship, which she hadn't experienced before. in the midst of her desolation, she found her only source of water.
- Analyzes how clara's relationship with ferula affected her life and her character.
- Analyzes how allende demonstrated the transformation of ferula's soul from complete desolation to true love. the bond she shared with clara proved itself as one that could not compare to any others within the novel.
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- Analyzes how don delillo's "the angel esmeralda" shows how people who have never been or lived in the ghetto think it’s a fun place to live.
- Analyzes how the movie la haine shows how poor people are treated by rich people who are considered high-class, and how they try to escape their already written path.
- Opines that social class is a structure that separates communities and pushes back individuals who try to leave the social status they were born into. wealthy people will remain having power while poor people in poor areas or ghettos will struggle to achieve high class status.
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- Analyzes how isabel allende, the colombian author of the house of the spirits, has been accused of everything from literary piracy to political exploitation for the novel.
- Analyzes the relationship between clara and esteban, the patriarch of the trueba family.
- Analyzes how esteban trueba, the macho patriarchal figure in tres maras, is a monster who elicits hatred even from his family.
- Analyzes how trueba prepares a tomb for his wife and his long-dead rosa when his fiancée rose dies, but clara's isolation and protection from the outside world doesn't work.
- Analyzes how clara inherits her mother's determination to have her own way, while nivea enthusiastically promotes feminist causes. she finds freedom and battles trueba with various spatial maneuvers.
- Explains that while clara is alive and surrounded by eccentric friends, trueba campaigns for the office of senator of the republic.
- Analyzes how clara intuits the peasants' resentment toward her husband and begins to make inferences about his past and his true character.
- Analyzes how esteban gets mad when he knows about his daughter and pedro. he tries to kill pedro, but saves blanca and her lover.
- Analyzes how esteban trueba builds a huge mausoleum so he can rest eternally in between his first fiancée, rosa, and his beloved wife, clara.
- Analyzes how the house of the spirits conveys the message of action, resolves, and pain, but ultimately, the world moves forward and, even in unexpected ways, problems are resolved.
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