Rain of Gold
The book Rain Of Gold by Victor Villasenor was a powerful novel that depicted the lives of two different families and their struggles coming from one culture into another. Dona Margarita and Dona Guadalupe were the main characters of the novel who each led, taught, and helped their families grow and live their lives. Although both Dona Margarita and Dona Guadalupe came from different places and different ethnic backgrounds, they both were very proud of their heritage and both were very religious. Religion played a big role in the novel, as well as in the lives of the two In passage 2 were it describes Lupe's fondness of her mother, Lupe does a good job of describing what kind person Dona Guadalupe is. She is a nurturer as well as a leader. "Dona Guadalupe put the baby's little feet in a bowel of warm water, and the child clinging to his mother. He never cried, listening to her heartbeat, the same music that he'd heard from inside t
142) This passage shows the nurturing that Dona Margarita has for her children. if it hadn't bee for this old woman's power, none of us would be here today. 257) This shows us just how strong she is. When times were tough Dona Margarita always seemed to get everyone through. In that last passage on page 143, they have no food and are going hungry. The birth of her children "was truly a sign from God. They have both been through many of the same experiences, every thing from childbirth to having money and land to having no money and nothing but the clothes on their back. Those are her values and the values that she wants and does instill in her children.
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