Broken Chains” presents the theme of belonging by
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Fish Cheeks presents the theme of belonging by
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Answers for the draft coming soon!
So here a wrap up for broken chains. Broken chains is about a boy named Alfonso that thinks that fixing his teeth will make girls will like him and boys to admire him. The story is mainly made to show how to love and appreciate others. And making it feel like changing his looks is the only way for him to fix himself
I hope these helped all of you!
Fish cheeks is similar it’s about a girl (the narrator) who thinks getting a nose job will make her look more American and looking more American will make the ministers son like her. It’s about how people should except other cultures too not just their own. And changing her looks she’s taking away her true self
To answer these questions, we need to analyze the two stories and identify how the theme of belonging is portrayed in each one.
1. "Broken Chains":
To determine how the theme of belonging is presented in "Broken Chains," we should first read the story and identify instances or elements that relate to belonging. This could involve examining the protagonist's relationships, interactions with other characters, or their sense of identity within a specific community or setting. Analyzing character development, plot events, and dialogue can help uncover the theme of belonging in the story.
2. "Fish Cheeks":
Similarly, for "Fish Cheeks," we need to immerse ourselves in the text and look for instances that convey the theme of belonging. This might involve exploring the protagonist's cultural identity, their feelings of inclusion or exclusion, or their connections to family or community. Examining the story's setting, conflicts, and character motivations can help us identify how the theme of belonging is presented.
Since the answers to the questions are yet to be drafted, it is important to read and analyze the stories yourself to identify how the theme of belonging is presented in each. By understanding the characters' relationships, personal growth, and their connection to the broader context of the story, you'll be able to accurately answer these questions.