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The author does this to reinforce the protagonist's Latino ancestry and to reinforce the idea that many of the family problems are caused by cultural differences.

"The Horned Toad," tells the story of a boy who needs to live between his father and maternal grandmother and the cultural conflicts that exist between them. In this story we can see that:

  • The boy's grandmother is of Latin origin and is very proud of it.
  • She wants the boy to recognize and participate in the Latino culture and that is why she usually speaks in Spanish in front of the boy.
  • The boy, on the other hand, grew up within American culture, which is his father's culture of origin.
  • His grandmother's behavior intimidates him a little, but he soon gets used to it and admires the way his grandmother lives.
  • The boy's grandmother and father do not have much admiration for each other, mainly because of cultural differences.

Therefore, we can affirm that the best way for the author to expose his grandmother's Latin origin, without using disrespectful stereotypes, would be to add expressions in Spanish to her speech.

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