2. In several of the selections in this unit, immigrant parents play an important role. How does the fact that some of these parents are immigrants affect their children? Choose two selections and explain your answer.

hi im sure some of you have read daystar I stand here ironing my father sits in the dark an a few more and those of you who have seen this question and are willing to help me please do don't give me a gilt trip please help

Sorry, I've never heard of those stories.

Of course, I'm here to help! Let's begin by discussing how the fact that some parents in these selections are immigrants affects their children. I will explain the process of analyzing two selections and their impact on the children's lives.

First, start by reading and understanding the selections mentioned. In this case, "Daystar," "I Stand Here Ironing," and possibly other selections you have mentioned that involve immigrant parents. Take note of any specific details or events related to the immigrant parents and their children.

Next, focus on the effects of immigration on the children. Consider aspects such as culture, identity, language, and economic circumstances. How do these factors influence the children's experiences and understanding of the world around them? Look for specific examples or passages in the selections that highlight these effects.

For instance, in "Daystar" by Rita Dove, the protagonist's mother is an immigrant who has to work long hours to provide for her family. This affects the child as they have to navigate their daily life without as much parental presence or support. The child might have to assume more responsibilities and face challenges related to independence and self-reliance.

In "I Stand Here Ironing" by Tillie Olsen, the immigrant mother's circumstances of poverty and struggle impact her relationship with the child. The child might feel neglected or overlooked due to the mother's difficult circumstances as an immigrant. This can lead to feelings of abandonment or a sense of distance between the child and the parent.

To support your analysis, quote or paraphrase specific lines or scenes from the selections that illustrate the effects of immigration on the children. This will provide evidence to back up your claims and contribute to a more thorough understanding of the topic.

Remember, analyzing literature is a subjective process, and different readers may interpret the same text differently. Focus on providing evidence and logical explanations for your analysis. Good luck!

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