What does paragraph 8 reveal about the narrator's character development?

After the dinner, she realizes that the minister's son is not as friendly as she

thought.

As an adult, she regrets trying to fit in with other Americans and losing her

identity.

Years later she learns to appreciate her family and her Chinese American

identity

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Years later, she learns to love her mother's cooking, which she previously hated.

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Darren

26 October, 15:24

What does paragraph 8 reveal about the narrator's character development?

After the dinner, she realizes that the minister's son is not as friendly as she

thought.

As an adult, she regrets trying to fit in with other Americans and losing her

identity.

Years later she learns to appreciate her family and her Chinese American

identity

(

Years later, she learns to love her mother's cooking, which she previously hated.

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Bridget Bridges · Answer 1

That she finally accepts herself for who she is and that she doesn't try to fit in with the others anymore because she stands out. She learns to love the things that make her unique, which in this case is her mothers cooking.