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I wonder if how she feels seeing her dad cry, as she has described him as strong and brave

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I noticed that Esperanza talked about what she knew was happening.

Luca

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 Edit: Joshua "crumples like a coat and cries" stuck out to me because it showed how sad he was

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 Edit: Joshua "crumples like a coat and cries" stuck out to me because it showed how sad he was

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I think the theme of this vignette is centered around grief and the results of a great loss. By using figurative language, Cisneros paints a picture of how Esperanza's father deals with the loss of her grandfather.

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One example of figurative language - simile -  is in the beginning when Cisneros writes, "crumples like a coat and cries..." (56). 

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One example of figurative language - simile -  is in the beginning when Cisneros writes, "crumples like a coat and cries..." (56). 

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I wonder what else it takes to make her papa cry.

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I wonder what else it takes to make her papa cry.

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I notice how the vignette explains the importance of abuelitos  death in the family by explaining its disruption of the fathers daily schedule. Usually, he "is gone before we wake, today is sitting on my bed" (Cisneros 57).

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She notes that her father "crumples like a coat." Which shows how this person she viewed as strong and brave can be vulnerable. -Aedric

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I wonder what the daughter thinks about this situation and I noticed that the daughter is more deep in thought than sad

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I wonder how Esperanza feels about the situation. She's the one that needs to break it to her siblings as she is the oldest. I wonder how this is affecting her.

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"I hold and hold and hold him"(Cisneros 57). I notice that it is a more blue vignette and i can imagine the tone being sad and her talking slowly and sadly about holding his father and feeling the father's warmth and sadness while holding him.

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I wonder why she had to be the one to tell her siblings that her grandfather died

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I noticed that by saying "crumples like a coat and cries" it tells me how much the abuelito meant to her dad.

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I noticed that by saying "crumples like a coat and cries" it tells me how much the abuelito meant to her dad.

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I wonder how she was effected by the situation.

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This vignette is easy to relate to because it's about the first time you realize that your parents aren't invincible and it's terrifying and heartbreaking because you don't know how to fix it and your world view is kind of shattered
Esme

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I noticed that this vignette is heavy with figurative language and is very descriptive. I think that the author wants to completely transport the reader and make them feel the sorrow and sobriety of this situation. The line "... crumples like a coat and cries, my brave papa cries" is very descriptive and emotional, fulfilling the author's goal to transport the reader to the scenario (Cisneros 56).

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I wonder what would happen to the rest of the family for finding out that the grnadpa is dead. I notice that she was a little more stronger and would have to be becuase I think that shes the one who is going to tell the rest of the people in the house so its going to be hard for her not to cry.

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I wonder if Esperanza will go with her father to mexico and if she does what will she see or find when she is there?

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Simile : crumples like a coat and cries (56) - Daniel.B (Example of figurative language)

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Simile : crumples like a coat and cries (56) - Daniel.B (Example of figurative language)