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In the vignette The First Job, Sandra Cisneros examines the theme of loss of innocence which is the result of someone coming to a realization that society is filled with nothing but iniquity, dreadfulness, and agony. This is briefly expressed through Esperanza who is only an adolescent who has grown into having her own desires and purpose at a young age. She had been honored to be making choices all on her own for once, but it had led her to getting assaulted because of being easily deceived by an old man who she assumed had good intentions due to her pure-mindedness. 

In the vignette The First Job, Sandra Cisneros examines the theme of loss of innocence which is the result of someone coming to a realization that society is filled with nothing but iniquity, dreadfulness, and agony. This is briefly expressed through Esperanza who is only an adolescent who has grown into having her own desires and purpose at a young age. She had been honored to be making choices all on her own for once, but it had led her to getting assaulted because of being easily deceived by an old man who she assumed had good intentions due to her pure-mindedness.  

Thoughts??

biology 🧪 

My google docs corrects me with the blue underline but I feel like it’s not a wrong saying. And this is the way that I’m using “through time be”, “Nonetheless, I aspire to become a psychologist through time be”.

My google docs corrects me with the blue underline but I feel like it’s not a wrong saying. And this is the way that I’m using “through time be”, “Nonetheless, I aspire to become a psychologist through time be”.

The dream being told to Lennie by George throughout the novel. His actions, how does 

it change the whole dream?

Characterize Lennie and Curley as a result of chapter 3’s final conflict?