Part one of term paper
Antonio, as a young hispanic boy,about the age of nine, is constantly prodded by his parents to choose the type of lifestyle he one day would fulfill. The only problem is that his mother and father's visions about the ideal calling are total opposites. His mother was raised a religious housewife, whose people farmed on the llano and his fat ...

Part two of term paper
... he begins to realize that there is a hidden compromise to all of life's obsticles, and that pleasing himself is the most important thing of all. Parental opinion, and the force behind it, smothers any personal opinion Antonio has leading him to please others, often forgoing his own thoughts. His mother's dream is for him to be a man of the Church, where mutual relationships would be able to return to him what he's given to society. On the other hand, in the eyes of his father, he beleives restri ...