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The people we surround ourselves with.

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The places we visit and frequent.

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Your culture and heritage.

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Your family and friends.

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The choices you make and values you hold.

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Jacob Coote

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The discrimination she faced at school.

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Her Irish heritage.

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Those around her (Tony, her sister, her mother, the girls she rooms with)

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Her love with Tony

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Her sisters death

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Family is a huge factor in what defines both Josie and Eilis's identities

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John Barton's suicide

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Her relationship with her father

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Brooklyn itself.

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Her Italian heritage

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Their cultural heritage influences who they become

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Eilis and Josie both experience the deaths of a loved one that shape who they are