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Why does the mother in Cisneros's story tell her daughter about her past? to stop her daughter from making the same mistakes to share a part of her history to explain why her daughter has to help her
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Why does the mother in Cisneros's story tell her daughter about her past?

to stop her daughter from making the same mistakes
to share a part of her history
to explain why her daughter has to help her

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to stop her from making the same mistakes

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