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What does it talk about?

Answer: It talks about a junk store, and about a music box.

What does this vignette want to describe/address?

She describes a junk store where they had bought a refrigerator. This vignette shows how they live and how the community lacks different resources and how exiting is for a girl to go and buy things at used stores and they aren't ashamed of doing it.

What tools does she use to accomplish this?

Answer: at first she makes a small description using long and short phrases and she exaggerates the uncleanliness of the place, also by this description she delivers a dark mood.

What object is the one described?

Answer: an old wooden music box

How does she describe the music box?

Answer: She describes it as something unknown, mysterious and gives you the idea that they’ve never seen one before. She also compares it to the normal music boxes with the ballerinas that dance inside.

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Yes. It is short and uses short sentences with no plot at all. It's not related with the lst vignettes.

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This vignette is about how new people that enter this town are afraid and scared that they will be harmful towards them. They judge a book by its cover when really inside they are good normal people that all know each other. it communicates pity becuase poeple judge the appearnce instead of the looks making it not allowing them to really discover how they are.

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Why is this a vignette?

This is a vignette because this is a descriptive scene that is quite short, it does not have a plot, it reveals a character's mood, which is stress with all the children around her.

What feeling or mood does this vignette have?

This vignette describes a certain level of stress or anxiety, the atmosphere in this vignette is very messy and disorganized. The kids are all over the place and do not listen to any rules.

What does this vignette describe?

This vignette is about a woman who had an unnecessary amount of kids, none of them listen to their mother nor to the rules, they do anything they want and it is a dyscontrol. The kids are places where you can't imagine, some kids were on the roof of the neighbors house and spat and anyone who called them to get down, this gives you a feeling of anxiety.

What is this vignette about?

This vignette is about an old woman that had had way to many kids. It talks about how all of the woman's kids were a handful and how mst of the people of the got got tired of worrying about kids that weren't even theirs

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In this vignette, the main character talks about her new friends which she feels comfortable with them, because they're like her in some way.

her new friends also feel excluded because they have no education and are poor. We can see this because they're asking for money to buy a bike and that they spell wrong and can't conjugate the verbs.

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Why is this a vignette?

This is a vignette because this is a descriptive scene that is quite short, it does not have a plot, it reveals a character's mood, which is stress with all the children around her.

What feeling or mood does this vignette have?

This vignette describes a certain level of stress or anxiety, the atmosphere in this vignette is very messy and disorganized. The kids are all over the place and do not listen to any rules.

What does this vignette describe?

This vignette is about a woman who had an unnecessary amount of kids, none of them listen to their mother nor to the rules, they do anything they want and it is a dyscontrol. The kids are places where you can't imagine, some kids were on the roof of the neighbors house and spat and anyone who called them to get down, this gives you a feeling of anxiety.

What is this vignette about?

This vignette is about an old woman that had had way to many kids. It talks about how all of the woman's kids were a handful and how mst of the people of the got got tired of worrying about kids that weren't even theirs

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Yes, it is. It is a short descriptive chapter with no plot nor story. It uses continuos but short paragraphs.

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The author uses repetition to describe how many cats Cathy has. Sandra Cisneros repeats the word cat to make the author understand her crazyness towards cats by not only saying she has a ton of cats.

She also uses short paragraphs to show how esperanza is sad about the fact that her only friend in the neighbourhood is about to leave

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She talks about her neighbours and specially about Cathy, her only friend. She talks about the variety of cats she has and that she is about to leave

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In this vignette, Esperanza talks about how her sister and her are very similar eventhough not in appearance. She uses as an example their laugh, since she says it is very similar, and their thoughts/ideas.

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In this chapter, she uses short sentences since she isn't confortable to be in two diferent "worlds" in her family, and that the only one in her "world" is too young to be her best friend.

To show her discomfort, she uses the metaphor that she is a ballon and that her sister is an anchor.

It is a vignette since it does not have a plot and is short

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What does it talk about?

How louis’ cousin got pulled over and crashed the car. The vignette talks about how louis cousin and how he got a new car, then the cops came and he crashed.

What does the vignette want to address/describe.?

This vignette describes Louis' life and some of his cousin’s characteristics. The vignette addresses this by showing the resources that Louis cousins had because she was comparing them to hers because she didt have the chance to have them. In the end we can assume that the car has been stolen by Louis' cousin.

What tools does she use to accomplish this?

She accomplished this by telling an event that had happened with one of Louis' cousin's cars. She uses long sentences to describe the event and she tries to describe it in a detailed way.

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Sandra Sisneros shows us how important is the name hope from the main character that it is more importan than what we thought hope in spanish mean esperanza and this means
"hope is like the number 9" whant she is trying to tell us is that you need to keep going and never give up to get a 10
a lot of things like sadness or wating.
It tells us that hope is the last thing you lose because she steel have hope of some day having a house that can point at.

My Name is a vignette because it is short well writen it describes all about her nad it does not have a plot

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She uses the expression "Surprised like a pile of dishes breaking." To give the emotion of surprise and loud, chaotic sound. This is a hearing image.

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She uses short paragraphs to get directly to her point, few images and comparisons. The mood of the anecdote she is talking about is common and uncomfortable.

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It is, since it is short, has no plot, uses quick paragraphs and doesn't enlarge the things she tells.

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In first part we see short sentences, making us infer that she is not that much identified with her dad than his mom.

In the other paragraph, we see how she wants to continue talking about her mother's hair. To describe it, she uses comparison like when it says "is the warm smell of bread before bake it" and she also uses similies "Mama's hair that smells like bread"

It is a vignette since it does not have a plot and is short

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What does it talk about?

It talks about Meme Ortiz and her house, yard, her, and a bit of her mother. she wants to describe her daily life and how meme lives.

What does this vignette want to describe/address?

This vignette is describing Meme Ortiz and how she lives in her house. The vignette shows the old house that they were living in and the poor conditions in which the house was.

What tools does she use to accomplish this?

She uses a lot of descriptions, some repetitions, and visual images.

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Marin is a vignette because it is a very descriptive scene with no plot. It describes Marin's personality and her dreams.

What is this vignette about?

This vignette is about Marines' love life with her boyfriend that lives in Puerto Rico, she is quite the rebel or a trouble maker because she told Esperanza that they were going to get married but begged not to tell anyone. She lights cigarettes when her mothers light goes out.

How does the writer describe how Marin is a rebel?

She has a boyfriend that her family does not know about, she smokes, she is a troublemaker.

What does this vignette tell you about?

This explains that Marin just wanted to be free and have someone to love or marry. She wanted to get a job but not just a job as in taking care of her cousins she wants a job downtown to earn money and have a family.

What feeling or mood does this vignette show?

This vignette shows curiosity because you want to keep getting information about Marin and her life. You want to know if Marin and her Puerto Rican boyfriend can get married or if she is able to get a real job downtown.

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In this vignette, Esperanza talks about the only friend she has in the neighbourhood. She gives to understand that her friend is kind of crazy but more importantly that they won't be friends for so long because she is moving out of Mango Street. This suggests that the neighbourhood is a place where people live for a short period of time and then move away.

The author uses repetition to show how many cats Cathy has, this giving name to the chapter. She repeats the word cat in the same paragraph to show that she is crazy for cats

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She uses some visual images to describe the girls, example: "She laughs with all her teeth"
You can also infer that these kids are poor since they have a bad spelling, pronunciation , conjugation, and because Esperanza uses short descriptions like:"Their clothes are crooked and old". There is also a metaphor when Cathy says that they "Smell like broom" Because brooms smell to dust and dirty things.