Similar to last question but different: read the following excerpt from “the four hundred year old woman” by bharati mukherjee and answer the following question. i have found my way in the united states after many transit stop. the unglimpsed phantom faridpur, and the too real manhattan had emerged as “desh.” i am american. i am an american writer, into american mainstream, trying to extend it. what is the meaning of the allusion unglimpsed phantom faridpur? a) her family’s homeland that she has never seen b) the ghost of her homeland calling her back c) her vivid memory of where she was born d) another town near manhattan

different situations we experience in life may be of   great influence   in our personality. it 's clear that a critical moment may change many decisions we could take.

in someway, refering to the book's description of the facts,   it's difficult to state how a person could feel commited, or willing to achieve his or her goals in life and to focus on his or   her personality development.

the person may lose interest on how he or she is or looks like, or even who he or she is. the main focus is trying to survive, or suffer less, looking forward to eating, dreaming about being free one day.

in this situation is very difficult to think about development. it's rather impossible.