one of Rosa Vargas' kids, Angel Vargas fell from the roof and died immediately, who has to take responsibility of this event? Rosa Vargas, the neighbor, the kid itself, or no body and why
Was it right of Rosa Vargas to have had so many children? To have so much responsibility, responsibility that one can't even take care of, to not be bothered (at least in the book) by the death of one of her own children? The bond between parent and child is said to be one of the strongest in the world - is Rosa Vargas wrong in having too many offspring?
How does Esperanza's Hispanic background affect her life?
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ReplyDeleteWas it right of Rosa Vargas to have had so many children? To have so much responsibility, responsibility that one can't even take care of, to not be bothered (at least in the book) by the death of one of her own children? The bond between parent and child is said to be one of the strongest in the world - is Rosa Vargas wrong in having too many offspring?
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