The chapter I am summerizing is Laughter. This is a wierd chapter chapter in the book but has good points. It is showing how Espranza is comparing her laugh and her sister's to the laughs of Rachel and Lucy. On page 17 Espranza is describing her laugh as "a sudden and suprised like a phile of dishes breaking". With this she is explaning how different her laugh is compared to other girls laugh, and she describes this on page 17 as "shy ice cream bells gigle". Esperanza is putting good points and is saying that you can alot by someones laugh. She is saying that people in the same family will have a very similer laugh and that how everyones laugh is different. And some people that have a more wild laugh will find things more funny compared to others who dont. An example is on page 18 Esperanza makes a little joke by commonting on a house that looked like Mexico, but Rachel and Lucy were a lillitle bit confused by it but Nenny got the joke.
What I dont get is, when Nenny comments on the house she says "Yes, that's Mexico all right. Thats what i was thinking exactly." but I think she is saying it in a sorta depressing tone of voice. Dose anyone agree with this or am i just being stupid?
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Justin Flynn
i agree. it is in a dipressing tone. they came to america for a better life, so mexico must have some negitive meaning.
yes i agree christopher...highly. She has a sad, depressing tone and the text seems bored-Mitch Bear
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