Why does amy describe the miniskirt made of beige tweed that her mother gives her? to show that her mother is apologizing for em

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Why does amy describe the miniskirt made of beige tweed that her mother gives her? to show that her mother is apologizing for em

barrassing her at dinner to show what amy should be wearing instead of what she wants to wear to show that her mother understands that she wants to look like an american girl to show that amy can never wear the same clothes as other american girls.

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olga nikolaevna [1] · Answer 1 · 2022-11-29T16:54:14+03:00

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saul85 [17] · Answer 2 · 2022-11-29T14:44:14+03:00

People do things due to a lot of reasons. Why <em>Amy </em>describe the miniskirt made of beige tweed that her mother gives her is to show that her mother understands that she wants to look like an American girl.

<h3>"beige miniskirt"</h3>

In the "beige miniskirt", Amy Tan's mother gave her a Christmas present (minskirt) that symbolize American Culture. she believed that Amy should not be embarrassed about her culture.

A key internal conflict is the struggle Army feels between her Chinese roots and her desire to look like an American. Such as her skin and the nose.

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