How did ruthies point of view changed at the end of the story

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Answer: At the end of the book, she says of the house on Mango Street that it is "the house I belong but do not belong to" (110). She yearns for a house of her own, and she says that one day, she will take her paper and books to that house. She dreams of a house "clean as paper before the poem

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