Step-by-step explanation:
I can describe how a reader might feel when trying to understand how a character's story intersects with their family's story or the larger story of their nation, ethnicity, or diaspora.
When readers encounter a character whose story intersects with their family's story or the larger story of their nation, ethnicity, or diaspora, they may feel a sense of connection to the character and their experiences. Readers may find themselves empathizing with the character's struggles, or they may feel inspired by the character's resilience and perseverance in the face of adversity.
At the same time, readers may also feel a sense of unfamiliarity or distance from the character's experiences if they are from a different cultural or ethnic background. They may need to learn more about the character's cultural or historical context to fully understand the impact of their story.
Overall, understanding how a character's story intersects with their family's story or the larger story of their nation, ethnicity, or diaspora can enrich a reader's understanding of the character's experiences and the broader social and historical contexts in which they are situated. It can also foster greater empathy and understanding across cultural and ethnic boundaries.