Noramay Romana Character Analysis

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Noramay Cadena, at the age of 13, gets the experience of the work that her parents did as a bungee cord factory workers. She hated the job and wanted to do something big in her future. Being, good in academics, someone tells her to go for engineering. Even though she didn't know what engineer was , she decided to go for it. She moved 3 thousand miles away from her home to Massachusetts Institute of Technology with her daughter to get a bachelor's degree and then master degree in engineering. she even does MBA from the MIT and works for improving the working conditions in factories. Her daughter, Chassitty got inspired by her moms' struggle and she learns to have faith in her ability ,and to prove doubters wrong. Noramay didn't like the job

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