1. Parents
Esperanza's poverty affects her self-esteem when she doesn't have new shoes to wear. ... She is forced to wear shoes that embarrass her and it makes her feel bad about her self. ... Reality hit Esperanza when she lived on Loomis and a nun asked her if she lived in the house she pointed up to. ... Two girls all raggedy live across the street. ... Esperanza's ugly environment is not one that anyone would want to live in, yet her family has no alternative choice. ...
- Word Count: 1635
- Approx Pages: 7
- Grade Level: High School