As recent immigrants, they wanted their children to speak and read English well. Miss
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In Fannie Flagg's "The Whole Town's Talking," recent immigrants are portrayed as eager for their children to master English. Their aspirations stem from a desire for success and integration into their new community, emphasizing the importance of language in achieving these goals.
This focus on language reflects the broader theme of adaptation and the challenges immigrants face. The characters navigate their new environment while hoping to provide better opportunities for the next generation, showcasing their commitment to both cultural preservation and assimilation.
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