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Explanation:
Answer:
All the female characters in "House in Mango Street" are trustworthy. Each of them in their own way.
Explanation:
The female characters in "House in Mango Street" represent real-life women and each one shows a pausible and identifiable story for most Latin Americans who had to overcome difficulties in a different country, but even difficulties and prejudices within their own culture.
Because of this identification and humanity that the female characters present, we can see that each one of them is reliable, within their own histories and in view of their own characteristics.
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II. With the smallest of hints, a fragile mind can deceive a person.
IV. A child's amusement can have a negative effect on others.
Explanation:
The story, "The Open Window" tells of Vera the niece of Mrs. Sappleton who was obsessed with lying and found pleasure from doing this. She told a false story of the death of Mr. Sappleton and his three in-laws to Mr. Framton who came visiting and who had a fragile mind because of the nervous disorder he suffered. On seeing the supposedly dead people coming back from the view offered by the open window, he fled from the house.
The story shows that what seems to be fun for children might have bad effects on others seeing that this man was not in a healthy mental state. It also shows that a fragile mind can deceive a person, because Mr. Frampton was easily carried away with Vera's lies because of his nervous breakdown.
