4B Short Answer Response Draft by Jacquolynn Curl

Mrs. Curl

curlj — 2020-02-12 14:23:07 UTC

Mrs. Curl

curlj — 2020-02-12 14:23:07 UTC

For example, Jason Kim experiences personal identify struggles being a Korean moving to American, he states, "I committed the two words sins a Korean son could possibly commit: I stopped speaking Korean and stopped eating Korean." While in the graphic novel, Priyanka's struggles didn''t necessarily come from being Indian in American, but wanting to know more about her Indian culture, "[feeling] it [would] help [her] understand," more about who she was and where she came from.

Mrs. Curl

curlj — 2020-02-12 14:23:07 UTC

In essence, both pieces help the audience understand that in order to truly experience what life is like from a different perspective, one must learn for themselves by either rejecting where their own culture first, or looking deeper into their culture to help them discover their true identify and where they belong in this world.

Mrs. Curl

curlj — 2020-02-12 14:23:07 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme, one must experience struggle in order to discover who they are in life. For example, Jason Kim experiences personal identity struggles being a Korean moving to America, he states, "I committed the two worst sins a Korean son could possibly commit: I stopped speaking Korean and stopped eating Korean." While in the graphic novel, Priyanka's struggles didn''t necessarily come from being Indian in America, but wanting to know more about her Indian culture, "[feeling] it [would] help [her] understand," more about who she was and where she came from (80). In essence, both pieces help the audience understand that in order to truly experience what life is like from a different perspective, one must learn for themselves by either rejecting their own culture first, or looking deeper into their culture to help them discover their true identity and where they belong in this world.

Bailey

2020-02-12 20:01:30 UTC

After reading the memoir,"Hello My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share a common theme,you dont have to change who you are to be accepted.

Johnny

2020-02-12 20:01:31 UTC

After reading the memoir "Hello My Name is..."by Jason Kim and the Graphic Novel, Pashmina, by Nidhi Chanani both pieces share the theme of not changing for others.

Destiny

2020-02-12 20:01:31 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both pieces share the common theme, You don't have to change yourself to be accepted.

Natalie

2020-02-12 20:01:44 UTC

Shawn

2020-02-12 20:01:50 UTC

Abigail

2020-02-12 20:01:53 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme, one must experience hardship and struggles in order to find out who they are in life.

johnathon

2020-02-12 20:02:04 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello my name is" by Jason Kim and the graphic novel Pashmina by Nidhi chanani, both selection share the same theme, Do not change yourself just to fit in.

Logan

2020-02-12 20:02:15 UTC

after reading the memoir "Hello my name is" by Jason kim and "pashmina' by Nadhi chanani they share the similar topic that you should never be ashamed of who you are but embrace it.

Kevin Johnson

2020-02-12 20:02:22 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme, don't change who you are

Luke

2020-02-12 20:02:23 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the common theme "You don't need to change yourself in order to be your best."

Izzy

2020-02-12 20:02:58 UTC

After reading "Hello my name is..." by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme, you don't have to change yourself to impress others.

Amelia Watson

2020-02-12 20:03:51 UTC

After reading the memior," Hello my name is" by Jason Kim and the graphic novel, Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani, both pieces share the theme of things are not always what they appear.

Chris

2020-02-12 20:04:02 UTC

After reading "Hello my name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani , both pieces shared a very similar theme which was don't be ashamed for who you are, but embrace it.For example, in the novel written by Jason Kim when he was a little kid he stated "Why didn't anyone look,sound, or act like me?". In the novel written by Nidhi Chanani ,Priyanka was ashamed when a girl said to her "Whatcha drawing thrift store?", so i feel as if Jason and Priyanka both didn't like for who they were. The evidence in both pieces help the audience understand that in order to have a true understanding on how foreign's from other countries feel when they're constantly feeling ashamed and different from everyone then one must learn for themselves of becoming something or someone they're not and realize there is no shame of being who you truly are and appreciate your culture.

Chris

2020-02-12 20:04:06 UTC

The evidence in both pieces help the audience understand that in order to have a true understanding on how foreign's from other countries feel when they're constantly feeling ashamed and different from everyone then one must learn for themselves of becoming something or someone they're not and realize there is no shame of being who you truly are and appreciate your culture.

Chris

2020-02-12 20:04:09 UTC

For example, in the novel written by Jason Kim when he was a little kid he stated "Why didn't anyone look,sound, or act like me?". In the novel written by Nidhi Chanani Priyanka got sad when a girl said to her "Whatcha drawing thrift store?", so i feel as if Jason and Priyanka both didn't like for who they were.

Abigail

2020-02-12 20:04:09 UTC

For example, Jason Kim experienced identification struggles being a Korean boy moving to America,as he states,"I committed the two worst sins that a Korean son could possibly commit; I stopped speaking Korean and stopped eating Korean food." In the graphic novel,Priyanka's struggles didn''t necessarily come from being Indian in American, but wanting to know more about her Indian culture, she stated," I feel like it will help me understand"more about who she is and where she comes from.

Izzy

2020-02-12 20:04:23 UTC

For example, in "Hello my name is..." Jason says "But here in this new country, in a brand-new classroom full of foreign faces, I had to pick a new easy to pronounce, American name. Jason. Jason Kim. In Pashmina Priyanka says "What about calling me Pri? It might be easier."

Brandon A

2020-02-12 20:04:36 UTC

After reading the memoir "hello my name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme, don't be ashamed of who you are but embrace it.

Kevin

2020-02-12 20:04:39 UTC

For example, Jason Kim comes to a realization he states, "keep your name as it is" Priyanka's struggles didn't necessarily come from being Indian in American, but wanting to be like everyone else, "she prefers to be called pri,"

Chris

2020-02-12 20:04:42 UTC

After reading "Hello my name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani , both pieces shared a very similar theme which was don't be ashamed for who you are, but embrace it.

Bryce

2020-02-12 20:04:56 UTC

After reading the memoir,"hello my name is,"by Jason Kim and pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme, things aren't always what they seem to be.

Logan

2020-02-12 20:05:34 UTC

For example in "Hello my name is" he says "I don't have to be ashamed to be an Asian immigrant"wile in "Pashmina" she is ashamed of who she she and what she gets called like "watcha drawing thrift store"

Bailey

2020-02-12 20:05:37 UTC

For example,Jason Kim struggles at first wanting to be normal so he tries to change who he is but then he later states,"Keep your name.You do not have to change a thing".While Pryanka's situation is different she also feels like she doesnt fit in and needs to change beacause of that and in the book it states,"I belive that she prefers to be called Pri".But as the book goes on she accepts who she is and where she came from and she states,"You can call me Pryanka"

Luke

2020-02-12 20:05:44 UTC

In "Hello my Name is" Jason Struggles throughout the text with his identity and when asked his name he tells his class that its Jason when in reality that's just the name of his favorite power ranger. at the end of the text he tells the reader "Keep your name. You do not have to change a thing." showing that he is now confident in being a Korean American. In Pashmina Priyanka goes by the name Pri throughout the book because shes scared that Americans will not be able to pronounce her Indian name, but in the very end of the book she says "Call me Priyanka." showing that she is now more confident in herself.

Zoe, Z

2020-02-12 20:05:45 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme. One working on finding out who she is and the other figuring out how to accept and embrace his Asian ID.

Johnny

2020-02-12 20:06:05 UTC

Such as, "Keep your name you don't have to change a thing". This quote was from the short story "Hello My Name is..." by Jason Kim. Another line quoted from the graphic novel, Pashmina , Is when she accepts her name "I've never seen so many Indian comics, thanks Pri!", she responds with, " You can call me Priyanka."

Izzy

2020-02-12 20:06:39 UTC

In both selection both main characters change their names so people in their class wouldn't make fun of their real names.

johnathon

2020-02-12 20:06:49 UTC

For example in "Hello my name us" I learned to hate being asian. I wanted desperately more than anything to be white." "I committed the worst sins a Korean son could possibly commit: I stopped speaking Korean and stopped eating Korean."also in the novel she would change her name to pri "I believe she rathers to be called pri." She wanted to know more about her culture and where she came from.

Natalie

2020-02-12 20:07:11 UTC

For instance, Jason Kim went through a lot of personal identity struggles since he was in fact a Korean moving into America for the first time, he states, "Keep your name. You don't change anything." While in the graphic noval, Priyanka's struggles didn't come from her being an Idian girl living in America, but that she wanted to know more about her culture when her mom was refusing to tell her about the past, "I believe she prefers to be called Pri."

Destiny

2020-02-12 20:07:17 UTC

For example, Jason Kim had experienced personal identity struggles having a Korean name then realizes he shouldn't have to change his name, he states, "Keep your name. You don't have to change anything." While in the graphic novel, Priyanka struggles were the same as Jason people couldn't pronounce her name correctly causing her to ask them to call her Pri but then she starts to love her name. "You can call me Priyanka." stating how she finally feels comfortable with her name.

Delta Ebersole

2020-02-12 20:07:51 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello my name is" by Jason Kim and the graphic novel Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the common theme, things aren't always the way they seem to appear.

Allen

2020-02-12 20:08:24 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both pieces share the same theme that you dont have to change in order to be accepted

Riley F

2020-02-12 20:09:01 UTC

For example, Jason Kim expieriences struggles with personal identity coming from South Korea to America, he states," I learned to hate being Asian. I wanted desperetely, more than anything, to be white.'' While in Pashmina Priyanka struggles to learn more about her Indian culture. Pg. 80 '' Why India'' '' I feel it will help me understand.''

Shawn

2020-02-12 20:09:21 UTC

As can be seen by the quotes ¨I commited the two worst sins that a Korean son could possibly commit:I stopped speaking Korean and i stopped eating Korean food¨ in paragraph 15 of ¨Hello My Name Is¨ as well as ¨He doesn´t need a baby¨ on page 27 of Pashmina. Both excerpts show the character in their struggle. In Jason Kim´s situation he is rejecting his past culture and his race, while Priyanka is praying to Lord Shakti to take away her uncles baby so he would be able to spend time with her.

Brandon A

2020-02-12 20:10:09 UTC

For example, Jason Kim says " I learned to hate being asian I wanted desperately more than anything to be white" and in Pashmina, Priyanka says" thrift store " they both show signs of being ashamed of who they are.

Logan

2020-02-12 20:10:25 UTC

in the memoir Preyanka in the book "Pashmina" was ashamed of who she was and she believed what everyone said about her.In "Hello my name is" he didn't feel ashamed anymore he felt just like everyone else.This i think shows the audience that you shouldn't be ashamed of your culture or race because that's what makes you who you are.

Allen

2020-02-12 20:11:21 UTC

For example in The story by Jason Kim he tries to change himself it says "I learned to hate being Asian, I wanted desperately, more than anything to be white" and for example in Pashmina Priyanka says "you can just call me Pri" as sign of saying she doesn't want to be called by her full name.

Abigail

2020-02-12 20:11:42 UTC

The evidence in both pieces shows that the audience understands that in order to truly experience what life is like from a different perspective and how they thought they must change themselves, weather it is how they dress, what they eat or where there from they get to see that their struggles of self discovery will lead them to under stand where they belong in the world.

Delta Ebersole

2020-02-12 20:12:01 UTC

For example, in Pashmina, Priyanka finally visits India after begging her mother to allow her to, but it wasn't the way she envisioned it. She states that "It's so different." While In the memoir, "Hello my name is " Jason did have that similar problem, but in a different way. Instead, he modified himself to fit in with the herd. He states that, "It was genuinely baffling to think... I hated myself for so long" after realizing what he's done.

Izzy

2020-02-12 20:12:05 UTC

After reading "Hello my name is..." by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme, you don't have to change yourself to impress others. For example, in "Hello my name is..." Jason says "But here in this new country, in a brand-new classroom full of foreign faces, I had to pick a new easy to pronounce, American name. Jason. Jason Kim. In Pashmina Priyanka says "What about calling me Pri? It might be easier." In both selections both main characters change their names so people in their class wouldn't make fun of their real names.

Bailey

2020-02-12 20:14:07 UTC

Both "Hello My Name is" and Pashmina help the audience understand that its ok to be yourself and you dont have to change to fit in.No 2 people are the same and no matter where yo came from or who you are you are special and important.

Amelia

2020-02-12 20:15:15 UTC

such as " I've never been anywhere like that. It was so sad." Priyanka said that about india because she didn"t think it was so sad. while in the short story, Jason Kim said " Who were excited to see a fellow asian face on tv." because he did
n't think that his small part on a tv show would be that important and people would really notice.

Bryce

2020-02-12 20:15:16 UTC

For example, Jason Kim had to find himself because he thought being Korean American was bad and thought his clothes were weird because other people didn't wear the same clothes as him, while Priyanka had to find more information about her religion and wanted to find new clothes because she was made fun of.

Kevin

2020-02-12 20:15:23 UTC

In essence, both pieces help the audience understand that in order to truly experience what life is like from a different perspective,and that everyone wants to fit in but they should never change who they are.

kevin

2020-02-12 20:15:37 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme, don't change who you are.For example, Jason Kim comes to a realization he states, "keep your name as it is" Priyanka's struggles didn't necessarily come from being Indian in American, but wanting to be like everyone else, "she prefers to be called pri,".In essence, both pieces help the audience understand that in order to truly experience what life is like from a different perspective,and that everyone wants to fit in but they should never change who they are.

Brandon A

2020-02-12 20:15:37 UTC

The evidence in both pieces help the audience understand that in order to truly experience what life is like from a different perspective, one must change themselves to see how they shouldn't be ashamed of who they are but instead embrace who they are.

Logan

2020-02-12 20:15:41 UTC

After reading the memoir "Hello my name is" by Jason kim and "pashmina" by Nadhi chanani they share the similar topic that you should never be ashamed of who you are but embrace it. For example in "Hello my name is" he says "I don't have to be ashamed to be an Asian immigrant"wile in "Pashmina" she is ashamed of who she she and what she gets called like "watcha drawing thrift store".in the memoir Preyanka in the book "Pashmina" was ashamed of who she was and she believed what everyone said about her.In "Hello my name is" he didn't feel ashamed anymore he felt just like everyone else.This i think shows the audience that you shouldn't be ashamed of your culture or race because that's what makes you who you are.

Luke

2020-02-12 20:15:56 UTC

Both pieces show the reader that it is okay to be different than everyone else. Everyone is different one way or another and so are you so instead of hiding this and trying to fit in with the crowd you should embrace it. In both of these passages the main character changes their name in order to fit in and in Jason's case he changed everything about himself just to fit in only to later realize that being different is a good thing.

Johnny

2020-02-12 20:16:19 UTC

The evidence from both of these pieces help the audience understand that in order to live life loving yourself ,you have to accept who you are. One must see themselves as a person not a pencil mark to be erased like a mistake. You might not fully see that, but other people wouldn't still be here if they didn't love who you were. Everyone is judged in a different way, yet only some of us accept it and move on. We don't need to change for others because the people that love you, they love you for a reason.

Bailey

2020-02-12 20:17:32 UTC

After reading the memoir,"Hello My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share a common theme,you dont have to change who you are to be accepted.For example,Jason Kim struggles at first wanting to be normal so he tries to change who he is but then he later states,"Keep your name.You do not have to change a thing".While Pryanka's situation is different she also feels like she doesn't fit in and needs to change because of that and in the book it states,"I believe that she prefers to be called Pri".But as the book goes on she accepts who she is and where she came from and she states,"You can call me Pryanka"Both "Hello My Name is" and Pashmina help the audience understand that its ok to be yourself and you dont have to change to fit in.No 2 people are the same and no matter where you came from or who you are you are special and important.

Abigail

2020-02-12 20:18:47 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and the novel Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both  share the same theme, one must experience struggles in order to find out who they want to be.For example, Jason Kim experienced identification struggles being a Korean boy moving to America,as he states,"I committed the two worst sins that a Korean son could possibly commit; I stopped speaking Korean and stopped eating Korean food." In the graphic novel,Priyanka's struggles didn''t necessarily come from being Indian in American, but wanting to know more about her Indian culture, she stated," I feel like it will help me understand"more about who she is and where she comes from.The evidence in both pieces shows that the audience understands that in order to truly experience what life is like from a different perspective and how they thought they must change them self's to fit in and how they think people want to see them, weather it is how they dress, what they eat or where there from they get to see that their struggles of self discovery will lead them to under stand where they belong and who they want to be in the real world not other peoples expectations.

Brandon A

2020-02-12 20:18:57 UTC

After reading the memoir "hello my name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme, don't be ashamed of who you are but embrace it. For example, Jason Kim says " I learned to hate being asian I wanted desperately more than anything to be white" and in Pashmina, Priyanka says" thrift store " they both show signs of being ashamed of who they are. The evidence in both pieces help the audience understand that in order to truly experience what life is like from a different perspective, one must change themselves to see how they shouldn't be ashamed of who they are but instead embrace who they are.

Natalie

2020-02-12 20:19:33 UTC

With this in mind, both pieves help the audience understand that in order to fully accept yourself and your culture, One must learn to except theirself's to then be accepted by the world and society. You don't have to change yourself to feel accepted because your true beauty and culture is the best part about you!

johnathon

2020-02-12 20:20:09 UTC

In essence, both pieces help the audience that in order to not reject themselves you would have to accept who you are and your culture.

Allen

2020-02-12 20:20:09 UTC

In essence in both peices they are not very found by there names or there culture.In the world today people change themselves for other people's opinion and not for there own which is wrong you should embrace your culture or religion or your family name with honor and not dishonor.

jackson

2020-02-12 20:20:47 UTC

Don't be ashamed of your culture. Kim tried to change himself to blend in with the american culture. people are still amazed of other cultures there not used to seeing.

Zoe Z

2020-02-12 20:21:06 UTC

For example, In the graphic novel, Pashmina. Priyanka struggles were the same as Jason people couldn't pronounce her name correctly. While in “hello, My Name Is.” Jason Kim had experienced personal identity struggles having a Korean name then realizes he shouldn't have to change his name.

Destiny

2020-02-12 20:21:35 UTC

In conclusion the evidence in both pieces help the audience understand that in order to truly accept and be yourself with out any changes they must know and understand themselves and their culture to truly understand that they don't need to change themselves.

Riley F

2020-02-12 20:21:37 UTC

The evidence in both pieces helps the audience understand that in life there are struggles like being a different or struggle to know more of your culture. In order to have a non struggling life you have to learn to accept it and embrace your true identity to show you belong in this world.

jackson

2020-02-12 20:21:48 UTC

My Beyonce sweatshirt was definitely doing more work than i did.

jackson

2020-02-12 20:22:08 UTC

The evidence in both pieces help the audience understand that. In order to truly experience what life is like in a different perspective, one must change themselves. Whether it be what they eat, what they go, or what they wear.

jackson

2020-02-12 20:22:39 UTC

Don't be ashamed of your culture. Kim tried to change himself to blend in with the american culture. people are still amazed of other cultures there not used to seeing. My Beyonce sweatshirt was definitely doing more work than i did. The evidence in both pieces help the audience understand that. In order to truly experience what life is like in a different perspective, one must change themselves. Whether it be what they eat, what they go, or what they wear.

johnathon

2020-02-12 20:23:24 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello my name is" by Jason Kim and the graphic novel Pashmina by Nidhi chanani, both selection share the same theme, Do not change yourself just to fit in. For example in "Hello my name us" I learned to hate being asian. I wanted desperately more than anything to be white." "I committed the worst sins a Korean son could possibly commit: I stopped speaking Korean and stopped eating Korean."also in the novel she would change her name to pri "I believe she rathers to be called pri." She wanted to know more about her culture and where she came from. In essence, both pieces help the audience that in order to not reject themselves you would have to accept who you are and your culture.

Allen

2020-02-12 20:23:29 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both pieces share the same theme that you don't have to change in order to be accepted. For example in The story by Jason Kim he tries to change himself it says "I learned to hate being Asian, I wanted desperately, more than anything to be white". and for example in Pashmina Priyanka says "you can just call me Pri" as sign of saying she doesn't want to be called by her full name. In essence in both pieces they are not very found by there names or there culture.In the world today people change themselves for other people's opinion and not for there own which is wrong you should embrace your culture or religion or your family name with honor and not dishonor.But at the end of the book they finally realize where they stand in the world we live in today.

Luke

2020-02-12 20:24:00 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the common theme "You don't need to change yourself in order to be your best." In "Hello my Name is" Jason Struggles throughout the text with his identity and when asked his name he tells his class that its Jason when in reality that's just the name of his favorite power ranger. at the end of the text he tells the reader "Keep your name. You do not have to change a thing." showing that he is now confident in being a Korean American. In Pashmina Priyanka goes by the name Pri throughout the book because shes scared that Americans will not be able to pronounce her Indian name, but in the very end of the book she says "Call me Priyanka." showing that she is now more confident in herself. Both pieces show the reader that it is okay to be different than everyone else. Everyone is different one way or another so instead of hiding this and trying to fit in with the crowd you should embrace it. In both of these passages the main character changes their name in order to fit in and in Jason's case he changed everything about himself just to fit in only to later realize that being different is a good thing.

Johnny

2020-02-12 20:24:48 UTC

After reading the memoir " Hello My Name is..." by Jason Kim and the graphic novel Pashmina, by Nidhi Chanani I have seen that both selections share the theme, don't change who you are for others. For example, Jason Kims memoir when he moved to america he learned to accept his culture, he states,"One day I hope teachers will say, Keep your name you don't have to change a thing". In the graphic novel Priyanka states in the beginning of the novel, " You can call me Pri, it might be easier" then later states, "You can call me Priyanka" They both originaly didnt like their names but came to accept them. The evidence from both of these pieces help the audience understand that in order to live life loving yourself, you have to accept who you are. One must see themselves as a person, not a pencil mark to be erased and re-written. You might not fully see that other people wouldn't still be here if they didn't care about who you are. Everyone is judged in a different way, yet only a portion accept it and move on. We don't need to change for others because the people that love you, they love you for a reason.

Zoe Z

2020-02-12 20:25:31 UTC

The evidence in both pieces shows that the audience understands that in order to actually experience what life is like from a different perspective and how they thought they must change themselves

Natalie

2020-02-12 20:25:33 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello My Name is" by Jason Kim and the graphic noval, Pashmina by Nadhi Chanani both pieces share the same theme, you dont have to change yourself to be excepted into the world. For instance, Jason Kim went through a lot of personal identity struggles since he was in fact a Korean moving into America for the first time, he states, "Keep your name. You don't change anything" Since he wasn't comfortable being who he truly was (3). While in the graphic noval, Priyanka's struggles didn't come from her being an Idian girl living in America, but that she wanted to know more about her culture when her mom was refusing to tell her about the past, "I believe she prefers to be called Pri" says one of the lady's (6). With this in mind, both pieves help the audience understand that in order to fully accept yourself and your culture, One must learn to except theirself's to then be accepted by the world and society. You don't have to change yourself to feel accepted because your true beauty and culture is the best part about you!

Shawn

2020-02-12 20:25:57 UTC

In all, the evidence in both pieces shows the audience that the characters went through struggle to finally figrue out who they are.

Delta Ebersole

2020-02-12 20:26:14 UTC

The evidence in both pieces give the audience an understanding that people will often believe something will be a certain way based off how they perceive it, and that they won't truly understand until they have faced that reality.

Bryce

2020-02-12 20:26:20 UTC

in essence, both pieces help the audience understand that Jason and Priyanka need to learn from themselves by either rejecting where their own culture, or look deep into their cultures and not be ashamed.

Destiny

2020-02-12 20:27:04 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both pieces share the common theme, You don't have to change yourself to be accepted. For example, Jason Kim had experienced personal identity struggles having a Korean name then realizes he shouldn't have to change his name, he states, "Keep your name. You don't have to change anything." While in the graphic novel, Priyanka struggles were the same as Jason people couldn't pronounce their names correctly due to them not being from America causing her to ask them to call her Pri but then she starts to love her name. "You can call me Priyanka." stating how she finally feels comfortable with her name. In conclusion the evidence in both pieces help the audience understand that in order to truly accept and be yourself with out any changes they must know and understand themselves and their culture to truly understand that they don't need to change themselves.

Shawn

2020-02-12 20:27:50 UTC

After reading the memoir,¨Hello My Name Is" by Jason Kim and the graphic novel Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani, both pieces share the common theme: One must experience struggle in order to find who they are. As can be seen by the quotes ¨I commited the two worst sins that a Korean son could possibly commit:I stopped speaking Korean and i stopped eating Korean food¨ in paragraph 15 of ¨Hello My Name Is¨ as well as ¨He doesn´t need a baby¨ on page 27 of Pashmina. Both excerpts show the character in their struggle. In Jason Kim´s situation he is rejecting his past culture and his race, while Priyanka is praying to Lord Shakti to take away her uncles baby so he would be able to spend time with her. In all, the evidence in both pieces shows the audience that the characters went through struggle to finally figrue out who they are.

Riley F

2020-02-12 20:28:02 UTC

After reading the memoir'' Hello my name is '' by Jason Kim and graphic novel Pashmina by NIdhi Chanani both pieces share the common theme of, one must expierince stuggles to discover who they are. For example , Jason Kim expierences struggles with personal identity coming from South Korea to America, he states,'' I learned to hate being Asian. I wanted desperetely, more than anything, to be white.'' While in Pashmina Prikanya struggles to learn more about her Indian culture. Pg. 80'' Why India'' '' I feel it will me understand.'' The evidence in both pieces helps the audience understand that in life thre are struggles like being different or struggle to know more of your culture. In order to have a non struggling life you have to learn to accept it and embrace your true identity to show you belong in this world.

Amelia

2020-02-12 20:29:23 UTC

The evidence in both pieces help the audience understand that what you think about something could not be true because things are not always what they appear.

Delta Ebersole

2020-02-12 20:30:11 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello my name is" by Jason Kim and the graphic novel Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the common theme, things aren't always the way they seem to appear. For example, in Pashmina, Priyanka finally visits India after begging her mother to, but it wasn't the way she envisioned it. She states that "It's so different." While In the memoir, "Hello my name is " Jason did have that similar problem, but in a different scenario. Instead, he modified himself to fit in with the herd. He states that, "It was genuinely baffling to think... I hated myself for so long" after realizing what he's done. In essence, both pieces give the audience an understanding that people will often believe something will be a certain way based off how they perceive it, and that they won't truly understand until they have experienced that reality.

Zoe Z

2020-02-12 20:31:10 UTC

After reading the memoir, "Hello, My Name is" by Jason Kim and Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme. One working on finding out who she is and the other figuring out how to accept and embrace his Asian ID. For example, In the graphic novel, Pashmina. Priyanka struggles were the same as Jason people couldn't pronounce her name correctly. While in “hello, My Name Is.” Jason Kim had experienced personal identity struggles, having a Korean name, then realizes he shouldn't have to change his name. The evidence in both pieces shows that the audience understands that in order to actually experience what life is like from a different perspective and how they thought they must change themselves.

Riley F

2020-02-12 20:34:14 UTC

After reading the memoir '' Hello my name is'' by Jason Kim and graphic novel Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both pieces share the coomon theme of, one must expierence stuggles to discover who they are.

Amelia

2020-02-12 20:35:26 UTC

After reading the memior," Hello my name is" by Jason Kim and the graphic novel, Pashmina by Nidhi Chanani, both pieces shared the theme that things are not always what they appear such as "I've never been anywhere like that. it was so sad." Priyanka said that about india because she didn"t think it was so sad. while in the short story, Jason Kim said " Who were excited to see a fellow asian face on tv." because he didn"t think that his small part on a tv show would be that important and people would really notice. The evidence in both pieces help the audience understand that what you think about something could not be true because things are not always what they appear.

Bryce

2020-02-12 20:44:26 UTC

After reading the memoir,"hello my name is,"by Jason Kim and pashmina by Nidhi Chanani both selections share the same theme, things aren't always what they seem to be.For example, Jason Kim had to find himself because he thought being Korean American was bad and thought his clothes were weird because other people didn't wear the same clothes as him, while Priyanka had to find more information about her religion and wanted to find new clothes because she was made fun of.in essence, both pieces help the audience understand that Jason and Priyanka need to learn from themselves by either rejecting where their own culture, or look deep into their cultures and not be ashamed.

Maggie

2020-02-19 19:53:41 UTC

After reading the memoir "Hello My Name Is" by Jason Kim and the graphic novel Pashmina by Nidih Chanani both pieces share the common theme, you don't have to change yourself to be accepted. On page six of Pashmina Pri's teacher says "I believe she prefers to be called Pri-... then on page 160 Pri says "You can call me Priankya." In Hello My Name Is" Jason says "keep you name, you do not have to change a thing." The Evidence in both pieces shows that when you learn to accept yourself and stop changing yourself to fit others idea of you, they will accept you for you not who they think you should be.

Jude Greco

2020-02-19 19:57:35 UTC

after reading the memoir,"Hello, My Name is"by Jason Kim. Jason said,"I learned to hate being Asian i wanted desperately more than anything to be white". and in Pashmina, Priyanka says"call me pri" the evidence in both stories show that you shouldn't hate your religion and want to change the way that you are

Maggie

2020-02-19 20:19:41 UTC

After reading the memoir "Hello My Name Is" by Jason Kim and the graphic novel Pashmina by Nidih Chanani both pieces share the common theme, you don't have to change yourself to be accepted.

Maggie

2020-02-19 20:22:02 UTC

On page six of Pashmina Pri's teacher says "I believe she prefers to be called Pri-... then on page 160 Pri says "You can call me Priankya." In Hello My Name Is" Jason says "keep you name, you do not have to change a thing."

Maggie

2020-02-19 20:23:55 UTC

The Evidence in both pieces shows that when you learn to accept yourself and stop changing yourself to fit others idea of you, they will accept you for you not who they think you should be.