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Literary Analysis of "The Grandfather" by Gary Soto

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English

 

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February 3, 2017

 

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Soto writes about everyday events and he does not try to butter anything up. The critic Geoffrey Dunn states that Gary Soto recalls dad to day traumas, tragedies, and triumphs (283). This can be seen when Soto writes about how Grandfather waits his whole life for his favorite tree to give it's fruit, and after twenty long years, it does (Soto 9)...
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This can be seen when Soto writes about how Grandfather waits his whole life for his favorite tree to give it's fruit, and after twenty long years, it does (Soto 9). The tree finally giving fruit is Grandfather's triumph. Soto's naturalistic writing style is one of the elements that makes his stories so inciting...
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